Bears post game
Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2025 4:27 pm
That was f[raiders_icon]cked up.
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Hahaha, “smooth-brained billionaire nepo babies” and the end of any form of a meritocracy with the rich will be the world’s death nell.Genghis wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 6:50 pm Anything resembling a definitive word on Miller? Jesus Christ, imaging how horrific that line would be without HIM. That guy is one of the few first-rounders Gruden and Mayock got right.
The QB situation is, of course, unsolvable. We'll just have to wait until we blunder into our own 6th round Tom Brady or put together a D so elite that we can win with Trent Dilfer level talent.
And lol Mark Davis. I'm starting to think that turning the world over to smooth-brained billionaire nepo babies might not have been the best of ideas.
I'm happy if I remember that I ate dinner, so I don't eat dinner againGoodTimeCharlie wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 5:19 pm Hot damn! That’s some phenomenal recall gentlemen. I’m just happy I could remember where I put my glasses so I could read it.
I remember it too. Listening to the game on the radio hoping it was a fluke and the play would be called back.Oaktown Superman wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 5:10 pm Oh! I remember that game vividly. Marcus Allen fumbled in FG range and Andre Waters took the fumble back to around the two yard line. Randall Cunningham QB sneaked it in and the downward spiral started.
Except Maxx & Jeanty.
His hatred of Marcus seemed like it didn’t make any sense.Willmark wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 6:38 pm It was also the starting point for the Old Man and his grudge against Marcus.
Bowers
The 86 season was definitely the begin of the great decline for us. I was there to witness the horrible Eagles loss. I couldn't believe what I was seeing- Andre Dirty Waters streaking down the sideline after Marcus Allen's fumble when we were in position to win the game. If I remember correctly, the Raiders had not lost 3 straight games in a row in the Al Davis era before that horrid 86 season. I believe the Raiders lost 3 in a row on three separate occasions during the 86 season including 4 losses in a row to end the season. The final loss was to the Colts at the Coliseum. I think at that point the Colts only had a couple of wins, and their QB was Rusty Hilger, if I remember right. That was such ruinous season, ushering in the dark ages.Willmark wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 5:08 pm Here is a sobering thought as the slide to oblivion continues:
1960–1985 → 19/26 seasons winning (~73%).
1986–2025 → 9/40 seasons winning (~22%).
I stand by my contention that in the case of the Raiders we can pinpoint the exact date it all started to unravel, slowly at first. We didn't know it at the time but 11-30-86 vs the Eagles losing 33 to 27 marked the end of the glory years.
Wasn't it Eric Allen who ran it back for the Eagles..ToastPatterson wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 6:15 pm Yeah, I remember that game vividly. Couple that with the strike the following year (which I believe closed the window on the 1980's run). But it was a culmination of things during the next eight seasons.
Marcus Allen situation.
Schroeder trade.
Al vacillating on the Shanahan hire.
Bo Jackson's injury.
Ron Wolf's departure.
Leaving Los Angeles
Institution of the salary cap.
But yes, it all started with that loss against Philly. I guess we could call it the curse of Andre Waters.
McDoofus' handpicked ST coach cut Sieg for no reason except to bring in his guy.