On this episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss the game we always lose, Defense?, and Raider attitude.

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

Music credit goes to: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On this episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss Carr for MVP, Cable for MVP, and Guenther not for MVP.

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

Music credit goes to: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On this episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss every time Paul Guenther cashes a check from the Raiders, he's stealing.

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

Music credit goes to: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On this short bye week episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss the Snowjob.

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

On this episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss low information fans, give the Guenther his due, and 2020>2016.

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

Music credit goes to: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On this episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss our biggest opponent, defense...again, and don't ignore the real issue. 

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

Music credit goes to: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On this episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss concerns from the game, positives from the game, and the Guenther question.

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

Music credit goes to: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On this episode of Raiders in Thirty, I will discuss Saints Go Marching Home, The Great Statsheet that Wasn't, and Defensive Ups and Downs.

About the podcast: Tired of hearing the Raiders are drafting nineteen quarterbacks every year? Do you roll your eyes when people are screaming for Jon Gruden to be fired three games into his second season? Sick of analysts who told you the Mack trade was a disaster and the Cooper trade was a disaster and the draft was a disaster, all before one game had been played?

Raiders in Thirty: the Podcast for the Thinking Fan is a fast, hard-hitting podcast that covers three Raider related topics. What you'll get each week: opinions and analysis on all things Raiders, past, present, and future, often using league history as a guide. What you will not get: reactionary "hot takes" from double-digit IQ "experts" and people whose football knowledge mainly stems from their Madden season (the one where they went undefeated, with the sliders jacked up to 100 and no salary cap).

Discussion is encouraged, so please subscribe and comment, and let's go Raiders!

Music credit goes to: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/