Jeff Spiegel is a journalist for Yardbarker, where he covers a variety of sports topics, with a particular focus on the Las Vegas Raiders. His articles provide previews and analysis of upcoming games, as well as insights into the team's performance and potential strategies.
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By: Jeff Spiegel
To be honest, I’m not a fan of rollercoasters. The ups and the downs, the twists and the turns — my stomach just can’t handle it. As soon as you think you’re finished, there’s one more drop out of nowhere, a loop you didn’t see coming — it’s like a never-ending nightmare at times for my stomach.
By: Jeff Spiegel
Mercifully, delightedly, finally the Josh McDaniels era for the Las Vegas Raiders has come to an end (with his buddy Dave Ziegler gone too). Say what you
One week at a time. Regardless of the sport, that’s the motto — focus on where your feet are, don’t look ahead, etc., etc., etc. There’s no doubt that
By: Jeff Spiegel
Last week’s preview was called “The Calm Before the Storm”, and, well, the storm is officially here. After two straight weeks against what might be the two worst offenses in the league at home, the Las Vegas Raiders travel all the way across the country to face the most explosive group in the league — and coming off a bye no less.
“There are no moral victories in football,” they say, “only wins and losses”. And, well, yeah, but…I disagree. Last Sunday, the Las Vegas Raiders were two-touchdown underdogs to the Miami Dolphins — one of the best offenses in the league who were coming off a bye, playing at home and at 10 a.m.
By: Jeff Spiegel
I have to imagine that on Monday morning, when the Las Vegas Raiders got back into the facility after a week off that at some point Antonio Pierce shared this message: The disrespect is real.
When the schedule came out, a Thursday Night Football game between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Los Angeles Chargers sounded fun. Division matchup late in the season.
By: Jeff Spiegel
I can’t imagine what it’s like to be a coach in the NFL heading into Week 18 when you’re overseeing a team with nothing to play for. It’s only human nature in a sport as physical and demanding as football for some guys to start looking ahead, preserving their health, and maybe taking their foot off the gas a tiny bit, right?
By: Jeff Spiegel
Ahhh, the sweet sounds and smells of springtime — of course, by that I mean the sounds and smells of the NFL Draft, one of my favorite sports-adjacent events every year.
But what about their needs? This was the common refrain lobbed at the Las Vegas Raiders by skeptics and critics on Thursday night after they selected tight end Brock Bowers midway through the first round.
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