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Rolando McClain returns, will remain with Oakland Raiders

Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain met with coach Dennis Allen before returning to practice Wednesday after serving a two-game suspension for conduct detrimental to the team. Allen would not discuss details of the meeting but said McClain would remain on the roster in a backup role after starting nine games this year before his suspension. Read More

Raiders shuffle roster, reinstate McClain, cut Bartell, Schmitt

The Raiders reinstated linebacker Rolando McClain from the suspended list on Monday and cut starting cornerback Ron Bartell in the team’s latest roster shake-up. The Raiders (3-10) also cut backup fullback Owen Schmitt and promoted cornerback Chimdi Chekwa from the practice squad as they plan to get a better look at young players down the stretch of another disappointing season. Read More

Peyton Manning leads Broncos past Raiders 26-13

After overwhelming another overmatched division rival, Peyton Manning and the streaking Denver Broncos can turn their attention to much more meaningful opponents. Manning threw for 310 yards and had his 30th touchdown pass of the season on the game's opening drive to help the Broncos roll to their eighth straight victory, 26-13 over the Oakland Raiders on Thursday night. Read More

Broncos bring renewed club to Oakland to face floundering Raiders

Just a year ago, Denver and Oakland went to the end of the season in the race for the AFC West title, with the Broncos edging the Raiders for first place on the final day by winning a three-team tiebreaker with San Diego. Now the teams couldn’t be further apart. Read More

Rebuilding Raiders and Browns still struggling for an identity

Dennis Allen
If change is truly the one constant in the modern NFL, the Cleveland Browns and Raiders just might be the epitome of it. Less than 14 months after their last meeting, the longtime AFC rivals have each undergone their own kind of overhaul heading into today’s meeting in Oakland. Read More

Raiders playing out remainder of another lost season

The Raiders are desperately in search of some sort of positive news. The Raiders (3-8) just finished perhaps the worst month in franchise history by losing all four games in November, capped by three straight losses by at least 21 points. The team’s first four-game skid since 2008 assures Oakland of a 10th straight season without a winning record and has turned the focus to the future rather than a playoff run. Read More

San Francisco General Hospital wants $1.2 million from LA Dodgers over Bryan Stow beating case

San Francisco General Hospital is seeking a $1.2 million reimbursement from the Los Angeles Dodgers for extensive brain trauma care provided to Giants fan Bryan Stow, who was brutally beaten by two Dodgers fans following the March 2011 season-opening game between the two teams. The hospital joins a bevy of other entities seeking millions of dollars from the team and its former owner, Frank McCourt, in U.S. bankruptcy court. Read More

Carson Palmer has horrible homecoming, Raiders lose to Bengals 34-10

Carson Palmer
The purplish bruises on the back of Carson Palmer's passing shoulder and the nasty red scrape down the middle of his back vividly summed up his horrid homecoming. The Bengals made it painful for Palmer all-around. Andy Dalton threw three touchdown passes against Oakland's dreadful defense, and the Cincinnati Bengals showed their former franchise quarterback that they've moved on without him, beating the Raiders 34-10 on Sunday. Read More

San Francisco closer to hosting far-flung Super Bowl

The National Football League has chosen San Francisco as one of two finalists to host the 2016 or 2017 Super Bowl — although the game would be played 50 miles south of The City at the 49ers’ new home in Santa Clara. Still, Mayor Ed Lee applauded Tuesday’s announcement and said that hundreds of millions of dollars could be pumped into the region if San Francisco is selected. Read More

QB Palmer knows Raiders' running game must improve

Darren McFadden
Quarterback Carson Palmer is convinced the Raiders are doing the right thing by sticking with the running game, even though they have the worst ground game in the NFL this season. With a running back like Darren McFadden to hand the ball to, Palmer says the Raiders would be foolish to do otherwise. Read More
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