Now don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan of the Raiders and don't like them that much BUT

who set up this schedule for them? I havn't seen such a tough 3 game stretch to open the season in awhile.

Game 1-Against Superbowl Champs.(on opening night)
Game 2-Against chiefs, same offense, better defense.(On Sunday Night)
Game 3-Against Losing Superbowl team.


Not only that but they're getting raped up the butt by crap penalties and David Akers decides to be superman and kick the game winning field goal while Janikowski just flings his leg around missing kicks.

Last time i saw the 49ers were up 7-0. GO NINERS!!!!!

I dont' think this Pittsburgh/Patriots is going to be able to finish. Soon the pats won't be able to send enough men out on the field. By the way, 21-6 NINERS!!!

lol it was a brutal schedule for us. we are 0-3 but anyone who has seen all the games knows that the Raiders are a solid team. they have a weak schedule coming up, so look out for the Raiders to go on a win streak. GO RAIDERS!

teneight


ps. that superman kick was pretty cool though...damn you akers

Not rigged...all of the schedules are based on the records from the previous year. You have to remember that the Chiefs went 6-10 last year (is a division opponent so they have to play each other twice per season) and while they did play the Pats and the Eagles in the first three games of the season their remaining non-division schedule isn't exactly stellar.

Remaining Non-Division Opponents (2004 records)
Buffalo (9-7)
Tennessee (5-11)
Washington (6-10)
Miami (4-12)
NY Jets (10-6)
Cleveland (4-12)
NY Giants (6-10)

Total combined record of remaining non-division opponents...(44-68) for a winning percentage of 0.392857 or roughly 39%

If anything the Raiders got off easy.

I'm not complaining. I said only the first 2 away games looked hard. other than that, look out for the Raiders to make a nice run. they are playing really solid even if they are 0-3.


teneight