Oakland Raiders: A Formula To Getting Back on the Winning Track

March 30, 2010   ·   Mihir Bhagat   ·   Jump to comments

The once-successful Raiders franchise has been on a dismal downturn for the past seven seasons, accumulating a record of 29-83 (.259). For a while now, they have been considered a laughing stock in the NFL, and have been gradually losing their fan base.
You can’t really blame them though; there hasn’t been much to cheer about in Oakland recently. The organization continues to make poor decisions, both, on the field and in the front office, and has shown scarce signs of improvement.
However, I am confident that they can turn things around and get headed in the right direction if they can fix a few core elements to the way things are run in Oakland.
First off, I can’t stress enough on how important it is to have a team identity. Currently, many NFL fans simply recognize the Raiders as a team run by a crazy owner that severely lacks leadership, continuity, and common sense.
In my mind, the Raiders should generate a run-heavy offense, and rely on their...

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