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Former Las Vegas Raiders player absolutely roasts Chargers social media team during schedule release
Former Las Vegas Raiders player absolutely roasts Chargers social media team during schedule release
The Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers hate one another. There is really no better way to put it. The two franchises are rivals and usually go back and forth on the field in every game they play. The fans and players feel that same way.
The Raiders split the season series with the Chargers last season, but if you ask me, if the Raiders had made the switch to Antonio Pierce earlier, the Raiders would have won that game – mainly because the Raiders’ locker room was already broken by the time the first meeting between these two teams happened.
So, when the Chargers do their little cute social media stuff—trying to roast the teams that have destroyed them, like the Raiders and Chiefs—Raiders players don’t like it. The Chargers made a post before the schedule was released comparing all of their opponents to pop-tarts. The one they selected for the Raiders was the “Garbage” flavor.
Jermaine Eluemunor, a former Raiders offensive tackle for the last few years, did not take that lightly at all.
If I remember correctly last season The Raiders (Including Myself) beat that ass on National TV and put 63 up on y’all’s garbage team. We literally had a 350 pound Nose Tackle score on y’all like cmon lmfao
Eluemunor is no longer with the Raiders, as he signed a deal with the New York Giants this offseason, but he loved his time with them. He was a guy who was always very vocal about what it meant to play for the Raiders, and obviously, as we see here, he is defending the shield.
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Curtis Knox II, an area scout for the Las Vegas Raiders talk with players and coaches at Arbor View High School.
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POSTED BY: JEFF FISHER MAY 17, 2024
The National Football League‘s Las Vegas Raiders continue to reach down into the roots of the game of football in the state of Nevada.
Earlier this month, student-athletes on the Arbor View High School football team got a special visit from Raiders’ scout Curtis Knox II. It was all part of the NFL team’s ELITE (Education, Leadership, Integrity, Teamwork, Equality) Chat Series, a platform developed by the Raiders to assist in the development of young athletes. Raiders current players, alumni, coaches and front office staff get the opportunity to speak in-person to local high school and youth football players to talk about character development and getting better on and off the football field.
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Knox spoke to the Arbor View players about his journey from high school through his college football playing days to ascending to his current job as an NFL Scout. Along the way, he’s worked for the Indianapolis Colts, Ohio State and the NFL Combine. He gave some insight into the NFL Draft process and how important decisions players are making in high school relate to their professional futures. During his hour long chat, he also answered questions from players and coaches.
The Las Vegas Raiders visit Arbor View High School to talk with their football team as part of the ELITE program at Arbor View High School, Thursday, May 2, 2024, in Las Vegas, Nev.
Las Vegas Raiders area scout Curtis Knox II poses for a photo with the Arbor View High School football team after an ELITE chat at Arbor View High School, Thursday, May 2, 2024, in Las Vegas, Nev.
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