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Why Al Should Run The Oakland Raiders Offense

big ROC Stockton, CA by Correspondent Written on January 22, 2009
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I'm not talking about Al Davis.  I'm talking about Al Saunders.  He has been mentioned as the latest person who will be interviewed by the Raiders

I think he should be the next guy to run the Raiders' offense.  He won a Super Bowl with the Rams.  We all remember "the greatest show on turf."  He was the WR Coach during that time.  That experience would do wonders for Johnnie Lee Higgins, Chaz Schilens, and any WR the Raiders bring in via the draft. 

His most recent success was with Kansas City.  The Chiefs had one of the most dominant running games under Saunders.  He was the offensive coordinator for the Chiefs from 2001 thru 2005, and had the highest ranked offense over a four year span (02-04). 

He turned Priest Holmes into a touchdown scoring machine, as he set the previous touchdown record with 27.  The following season, Holmes went down, and Larry Johnson didn't skip a beat. He rushed for 1,750 yards.  I think he would have good ideas on how to use the Raiders' running backs.

What do you think, Raider Nation?

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Who should be the next OC?

  • Al Saunders
  • Marc Trestman
  • Kevin Gilbride
  • Rich Gannon
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Results - Author Poll

Who should be the next OC?

  • Al Saunders

    52.5%
  • Marc Trestman

    6.8%
  • Kevin Gilbride

    5.6%
  • Rich Gannon

    35.0%
  • Total votes: 177
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