1 Well, I guess if they put their hand in the fire enough times, they do eventually learn.

2 Now that New York Times, the paper of record for those so inclined, admits that Trig is, gasp, Sarah Palin's son, do the Troofers give up or will there be hardcore deadenders? Yeah, Sully I'm talking about you.

3 “To any critics who say a woman can’t think and work and carry a baby at the same time,” she said, “I’d just like to escort that Neanderthal back to the cave.”

Oh snap!  Also it's interesting that the article points out that she wasn't in labor during the trip back like everyone has been saying.  And ha!  I was right!  I knew they'd mention that she had an amnio and knew about the Downs.  Cue shrieking about how irresponsible it was that she still had him in five . . . four . . . three . . . two . . . one

4 Actually the interesting thing will be watching the netroots react to this.  Obama can tell them to be cool all he wants they aren't going to be able to help themselves.  And they are going to go ballistic at the Obama campaign and their former friends in the press for telling them to calm down.  I begin to suspect that the press is going to find itself stuck between the rational majority, who is on to their act and the nut roots loony bin which is going to start feeling very, very betrayed.  Obama would have been better off politcally going all in with the smears and taking his loss.  At least that way two key democratic constituentcies, the press and the kos maniacs, don't melt into pools of turgid goo.  As it is, there is a chance we are watching the Democratic party and the press that has become part of it melt completely down... We'll know more in a couple of weeks.

5 Since that day, Trig Paxson Van Palin, still only 143 days old, has had an unexpected effect on his mother’s political fortunes. Before her son was born, Ms. Palin went to extraordinary lengths to ensure that his arrival would not compromise her work. She hid the pregnancy. She traveled to Texas a month before her due date to give an important speech, delivering it even though her amniotic fluid was leaking. Three days after giving birth, she returned to work.

“She wanted to get back to Alaska to have that baby,” said a friend, Curtis Menard. “Man, that is one tough lady.”

Wow.  What a strong woman.

If I could vote any harder for her, I would.

6 You're about 7 days too late there, NYT. Way to keep up.

7 Shit! I was hoping the Trig Trutherism would continue at least a few more weeks. seeing the Kossacks whip themselves up like this was actually humorous (and helpful).

I too agree that the all of a sudden simultaneous suspension of hostilities on Trig and Bristol by the Deciders and the nutroots is just too coincidental. Remember: Kos has Obama staffers writing and commenting there, as do the Deciders.

Townhouse 2, Electric Boogaloo must be burning up tonight.

8

I found it amusing that Sarah having the baby "is tangible proof of Ms. Palin’s anti-abortion convictions."

Cause, you know ... if you're pro-choice, there is really only one choice.

Perhaps Governor Palin is pro-life?

9 This is NOT GOOD!  First it was Andi, now the NY Times?  What next?  Obama inviting Palin over for a bbq and jello shots?  They're up to something....the lefty equivalent of Karl Rove is probably behind all this.

10 Seriously, everyone chill. You're letting the liberals gaslight you with their constant shrieking, screeching accusations.

That's hilarious coming from a guy we have to scrape off the ceiling after he has one of his  "Sullivan Attacks."

11 Without mentioning a single one of the crazy theories, they dispelled them all.

That's pretty deft, actually. 

But, yeah, marching orders. 

12 Cue shrieking about how irresponsible it was that she still had him in five . . . four . . . three . . . two . . . one

Which will immediately be followed by an additional 2 point bounce courtesy of Mrs. Palin.

I have a friend who was a moderate to liberal guy. He had a son about 6 months ago and now to the right of me and embarrassed by how he bought into a lot of the shit like that the NY Times/"elite" culture sells.

He's become pretty conservative and vehemently pro-life in a very short period of time and he's so into Palin as a candidate it's not funny. I have to believe there are a lot of people in that position.

Say what you want about McCain, Lord knows I have, but he's absolutely befuddled the left with this choice.

13 alexthechick:  I thought the Monday morning quaterbacking by the OBs was silly but of course will be seized upon by her haters. 

14 So how long before Nutroots© turns on Obama as they turned on Hillary?

15 There is some freaky shit in the air and it's starting to scare me. Did that scientist shoot that particle collider thing recently?

16 This is an index of the upcoming battle inside the Left. Who will lead the faithful... dKos, DU, Atrios... or the Old Grey Lady? Who is really the leader? Nothing is more fun than watching enemies eat each other alive.

17 The attacks on Palin don't go away just because they stopped.

This somewhat underlines just how bad they were,  Every single sentence talking about how smart, tough, and wonderful a mom Sarah Palin is just makes the attacks we all remember that much worse to remember.

There have to be a few million idiots out there who wonder if those attacks are reasonable, and if Sarah Palin is a good person if a lot of people said ugly things about her.  When it becomes accepted truth that Sarah is a great governor and mother, obviously more voters will like her.  Obama may be wise to curtail the attacks as much as he can, but that's not even close to taking them back, and I don't see how they limit the damage from past attacks.

If Mccain is up 10 points in a valid poll, then he's up by 15 after the Bradey effect.  Obama can't talk about his POW stories,or show his awesome reformist attitude, or show us his amazing VP.  He can only whine about sick people without healthcare, and talk about government programs.  That's it.

18 Okay, I don't want to get anyone's panties in a bunch, but what if both McCain and Obama get 269 electoral votes and the House gets to coronate Obama? If you give McCain NH, VA and OH. And you give Bambi NM, CO, PA, MI, MN and IA you come out with both getting 269. FUCK! Anyone want to assuege my fears?

19 This article is by the same women who wrote the article suggesting that mothers could not hold high office.

This is their way of apologizing.

20 it took three motherfuckers to write that article.  guess they couldn't stomach it all one-by-one.  will be interesting to see how this plays out...

21

  Jessica's Well has two good posts.

  "So even Obama's "basketball cool" image thing is blocked by an actual accomplishment by.....guess who."

  From the second post:

  "Their work finished investigating Tony Rezko and William Ayers, media descend upon Wasilla...And had I been the webmaster for Wasilla Warrior Hockey, here is the web page that would probably have gotten me fired."

22 Every time I see leftists described as "liberals" it makes me cringe.  Its like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. 

These are not people who believe in liberty. They are not advocates for freedom. They do not believe in individual rights. They do believe that the world can be made a better place by placing it firmly under the heel of their boot. They feel that restricting freedom and denying liberty are the keys to making the world a better place. As sick and evil as that is, it is what they truly believe. They are would-be tyrants and should rightly be identified as such.

When you call a leftist a liberal, you're allowing them to define the language that is used to identify them. This hands them the advantage, if not a victory.

The left loves to play word games. They are masters of manipulating language to obscure their own intentions and malign the intentions of their ideological foes.

23

Gabe's right.

And let's remember that the good things about Palin would have come out anyway.

Now that their job (i.e., smearing her) is done, the media can cease and desist and pretend they had nothing to do with it.

24 Rasputin,

I think it would almost be worth it if the democrats selected Obama that way.  The country would be ticked off, and it would help get rid of the democratic congress, and congress is the worst branch for democrats to control (all are very problematic, but congress is the more powerful and costly).

I can tell you it's probably not going to be a tie, but it's a possibility.  But looking at Colorado, being this close even with the convention there, makes me thing Obama will lose that state.  And remember, Mccain is going to be relying on the basic 72 hour task force GOTV program Rove developed.  Getting the vote out will decide the election either way.  Anyone can help if they are willing to go to a swing state and knock on some doors just to let the (likely Republican) voter know the election is impending.  That alone is a huge help for turnout.

25 The entire issue of amnio results and the modern idea that a woman must abort if the child has a genetic defect is a huge, huge hot button issue for me.  It's eugenics, pure and simple.  If the child is not "perfect" it must be destroyed.  That's disgusting.  I fully support the idea of genetic testing so that the family is prepared ahead of time, but it's turned into a matter where it's simply assumed if the tests come up positive that an abortion will be done.  It's utterly devaluing the lives of those with disabilities.  It really really angers me.

26 #21 - That linky about the b-ball, run it to ground, in the article Obama says:

"You know, I would play her a game of horse," said Obama. "She looks like she’s got some game."


Jeebus, some moron on here wrote that shit days ago.  I swear. 

27

Some hardcore fundies will not be happy that Gov. Palin had amniocentesis testing, as they do not believe in it.  I think some on the Left who were not "Trig Truthers" were still speculating that Gov. Palin did not have the test due to her "crazy" religion, and so she did not know her baby would have Down syndrome, which is why she would have taken the risk of the trip to Texas etc. 

And the article also explains that she was not exactly putting in 10-hour workdays right after bringing Trig home. 

So even some of the milder skepticism about the pregnancy and birth have been put to rest.  At first I was pissed that the NYT was even writing this story, but now I'm glad.

28 Hey, we got the "good" stuff out there first so that you all have to listen to the idiot moonbats continuously bring it up again and again, as though it were the truth.  Just like we did with the war and with Bush and every other bullshit, unsourced or flat-out wrong story we've been responsible for (remember Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson?)

So now we can go back and correct the record, as much as it pains us to do it, confident that it wil not change anything with at least 20% of the population. 

So, all in all, job well done, as far as we are concerned.

You're welcome.

29

Getting the vote out will decide the election either way.  Anyone can help if they are willing to go to a swing state and knock on some doors just to let the (likely Republican) voter know the election is impending.  That alone is a huge help for turnout.

Not to say we can't win, but McCain can't rely on the GOTV differential. That was eliminated in 2006, and while Obama's losing altitude, he still has his armies of enthusiastic zombies, esp. in Ohio and the college towns of the west.

At long last, Nancy Pelosi was right about something... they'll own the ground on election day.

That's why I can't get too excited about these poll numbers. But I can vote, and I will.

30 This article was not only 'fair' , it was 'kind'. Also SURPRISING. It was the godawful NYTs. It must have been one of the stopped clock moments at that vile debased agit-prop operation.

It now does not matter if the 'orders' have gone out from HQ to knock off the vileness. The damage has been already done to Obama and his droogies in the MSM and the Net. They cannot put their prior behavior back in the bottle and everyone has already made up their minds on how they view the recent crapfest.

Namely they HATE IT.

Now if they start producing 'nice' stories the effect will not be to retract any of the previous garbage. It will merely give Palin more 'bounce'. And when the MSM returns to its roots any future 'garbage' will simply be tuned out by the 'audience.

Cue the fat lady ----- This thing is OVER.

31 So any guesses as to the new strategy form the Obama camp?

I'm going to guess economy, especially with the Fannie/Freddie bailout.

If there is a smart person in the McCain camp, they should tie the "poor" economy to the cost of energy.  Send a drilling message, and then package that with national security.  You want no "blood for oil"?  Then let us drill our own.

K

32

I too agree that the all of a sudden simultaneous suspension of hostilities on Trig and Bristol by the Deciders and the nutroots is just too coincidental. Remember: Kos has Obama staffers writing and commenting there, as do the Deciders.

Don't worry - I'm sure Karl Rove has some deep cover morons as diarists at DKos that give them the inside plans. And now would be a good time for Ace to send in some sleeper morons as well.

33 Detroit Free Press....PDS -- get this dude a Zanax

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080907/COL04/809070400/1081

Personally, I am enjoying these pretend to be a someone Plain third person free associations by the respectable press.

34

Here is and editorial in the Washington Post giving Sarahcuda cudo's for starting the $40 Billion pipeline that no one else was able to get off the ground in over 10 years. She did it in her first year in office.

Am I living in a parallel universe now?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/07/AR2008090701984.html?hpid=opinionsbox1

35 "The truth shall set us free." I think somebody said somewhere.

36 Hmm a positive editorial about Gov. Palin from the WAPO.

It's like bizarro world.


K

37 Nice article and nice catch. It appears Piper can fish, too.

38 I mentioned this over at LGF, but a cursory examination of NYT articles consistently shows the following usage:

Mrs. Clinton
Ms. Palin

What's the reason for this?

39 yeah, i'd cover a grenade for brother trig.

40 don't know, j.pickens. interesting

41 Trig Paxson Van Palin, still only 143 days old.

Interesting... Didn't BHO stay in the Senate 140?? something days before he launched his senate career?

That cute little baby is a good reminder of just how little time BHO actually was doing the work he was sent to Washington to do.

Am I correct on this?

42
"Okay, I don't want to get anyone's panties in a bunch, but what if both McCain and Obama get 269 electoral votes and the House gets to coronate Obama?"

Rasputin, if the election goes to the House, each state's caucus gets one vote. So California gets one vote, same as Alaska. I haven't done the math, but my guess is that McCain could win that election. (And how much will Don Young enjoy casting a vote that helps make Sarah Palin Vice-President?)

Re the Times article: it looks like the dimwits in the KDM have finally clued in to the fact that their spittle-flecked attacks fired up the Republican base till it was white hot, and got millions of undecideds to watch her speech. They want to backtrack on their blunder, so they're turning down the heat, to try and get "The Narrative" back on track. But my guess is that there's no way to get that particular blob of toothpaste back into the tube.

What a weird election. And it ain't over yet.

43 Actually the last I heard Obama was in the senate for 143 days exactly before he started running for president.

44 Blaster, are you suggesting that Obama gets his marching orders from a bunch of morons? I always knew he was a hobo.

45 Two guesses:

1. Marching orders- Bambi's camp realized that every barn door that has been dutifully kept closed for the past 18 months was just swung WIDE open. For my part, I intend to do everything I can to make sure that this is a case were the horse is already out. The media has no excuse anymore for not going into Bambi's skeletons.
2. Blowback/ Get on the bandwagon- Sarah Palin is a ratings/ circulation wet dream, but not if you're airing the slash and burn pieces. Everyone is vying for the first few interviews. McCain's camp swatted them on the nose with their own newpapers and they are being treated like the dogs they are. They'll behave... for now. I give it 3 weeks or so and it all starts flying again as people get to know Palin.

Keep in mind, the terrorist reporter were reassigned to Palin duty and haven't come home yet. They will stay in exile until they find somebody in Alaska that will say that Todd Palin is the father of their two headed baby or Sarah Palin shot their infant on while out on a hunting trip and decided to cover it up by making the poor kid into moose stew.

46 Correction  - Launched his Presidential Bid.

<Sleepy>

47 Re; 42, that would be unfortunate but also highly unlikely. It has never happened before. It would be pitchforks and torches time for me though.

48

  Beldar explains it all for you.

  The Obama-Biden campaign right now is like a bobcat that decided to take a bite out of a grizzly bear's haunch.  It got rewarded with a claw-swipe that ripped off an ear and half its nose.  And the bear is not amused, and it's still hungry."

 

49 #37 - good article can't believe the ending:

"Conservatives have a bad history with The New York Times,” she said, looking at my press ID, still smiling and still very friendly. “How can I be sure that you won’t take my words and twist them to suit some agenda that you already have?”

Her friends from Montana leaned in and enjoyed the spectacle as I stammered my way through a response. I’m working on an answer because I don’t think it is the last time that question is going to come up.

50 Hey, can we not call religious conservatives "fundies"?  That's how the Leftards describe any non-atheist, and it always leaves a bad taste in my mouth.  "Fundies" is their language, and the fundies are on our side.

51
"Re; 42, that would be unfortunate but also highly unlikely. It has never happened before. It would be pitchforks and torches time for me though."

Yes, it has, twice, in 1800 (before 12th Amendment) and in 1824 (after it).

52 Re: 51,  I didn't know that, thanks!

53 I think I already mentioned it, but want to suggest, again, a contrast between Obama and Palin.

While the nice NYT article mentions the private family baby shower, a Rock Station put on a "baby shower" for Trig along with Gov. Palin to raise money and items for the families of the Alaskan national guard who have deployed family members.

54

#44 - Dunno.  Maybe BHO secretly comments here.

Track down the HORSE comment and you know which moron is really BHO.

55 NYT Not bashing Republicans?  IT'S A TRAP--DON'T GO IN THERE.  IT'S A TRAP!!!!

56 #55 - when posting "Its a trap" you are supposed to change your handle to Admiral Akbar

Its a rule

57 Can I make a request of Ace?  I think you should blog about Andrew Sulllivan's nutty character assasination campapign against Governor Palin making very clear that you're talking about Andrew Sullivan.   Not everyone is a hip blogosphere reader.     I think Andrew Sullivan has gone way off the deep end in his desperation to destroy Palin and I want the blogs that comment on his tactics to make it very clear to the casual reader who is being disucssed right off the bat.   

58 So any guesses as to the new strategy form the Obama camp?

Yes. Prayer. Lots of on-the-knees prayer for hurricanes, job losses, market crashes, troop deaths, and scandals.

59 Bart, you forgot to include trying to bribe the Clintons with at least 72 virgins and a whole lot a smackers.

60 frantic,

I'll mention him by name when I do it at least once or twice.

61 Keep in mind, the terrorist reporter were reassigned to Palin duty and haven't come home yet.

And not just in Alaska. Palin went to four colleges: one in Hawaii, two in Idaho, and one in Alaska.

Will the media be dumb enough to demand those transcripts?

62

>The media has no excuse anymore for not going into Bambi's skeletons. >

Yep. But the Times/MSM don't want to go into Bambi's paper-thin backstory, and they know that if they keep poring over Palin the public will wonder why they aren't giving B the same treatment.

So, the message is, go easy on Palin so 

a) the public won't desert them (and the Democts) in even more droves than they are already

b) so they can continue to go easy on Bambikins. 

 

63

If Mccain is up 10 points in a valid poll, then he's up by 15 after the Bradey effect

So what, we're kneecapping people now?

Prediction: 2009's trendy newsroom insult, "Way to go, Trig". It will spread to CA, NY & Connecticut grade schools first.

64 Alexthechick said:

``The entire issue of amnio results and the modern idea that a woman must abort if the child has a genetic defect is a huge, huge hot button issue for me.  It's eugenics, pure and simple.  If the child is not "perfect" it must be destroyed.  That's disgusting. ''

Disgusting, true, but I imagine a lot of doctors urge the testing out of sheer self-defense - so they don't get sued if a baby is born with disabilities and ``Why didn't you recommend an amnio so I could have gotten tested and found out in time?  This is YOUR FAULT!''   (Sadly, this has really happened.  Illinois, at least, has had ``wrongful birth'' suits.)

When I was pregnant with my fourth (at age 35) and my fifth (age 45) I was offered amnio, and when I refused them I had to sign a statement saying explicitly that I was refusing the test.  In our lawsuit-happy society, with doctors' malpractice insurance rates stretching from here to the moon, I frankly can't blame them for indulging in a little CYA.

65 And the NEW YORK SLIMES wonders why their losing subcribers and readers

66 Look, I don't want to have to say it.

67 Alexthechick, THANK YOU for saying what I've felt for years re: amniocentesis and subsequent abortion of  "defective" babies. This practice is widespread in our culture, having been heavily funded and popularized by the March of Dimes among others. When my husband and I took a Lamaze refresher course before the birth of our second child (I was 40 years old at the time) my husband and I were the only couple in the class of 17 couples that had not had an amniocentesis--precisely because the procedure is usually only done to determine if an abortion "needs" to be done. Little-known FACT: the procedure itself, involving inserting a needle into the uterus, poses a risk of miscarriage and loss of the baby. Why would anyone risk that?

I don't believe Sarah Palin had an amniocentesis. News accounts say "genetic testing," but that includes a whole array of procedures now, some of them done fairly early in pregnancy, much earlier than you can do an amnio. Given the timing of Palin's finding out that Trig had Down Syndrome (fairly early on), I don't think she had amnio. In fact, the story I heard is that she refused an amnio, which they offered her in order to confirm the Down Syndrome diagnosis. She reasoned, as I did, that there was no reason to do an amnio if abortion is not considered an option.

While we're on the subject, let me just say: Can we quit calling Sarah a "pro-life hero" just because she chose not to abort her Down Syndrome baby? Albert Camus once said that you can tell a society is really going down the tubes when it starts making heroes out of people who simply do what was formerly regarded as simple, common decency.

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82 The Chargers love tall, speedy receivers (Vincent Jackson, Malcom Floyd, etc.) and Brown fits that bill to a tee. It may be ironic that NFL scouts have compared him to Vincent Jackson, when he has a chance to be Jackson's fellow receiver with San Diego

83

Thursday night brought a new negotiating ploy, er development, in the NFL in LA drama that Chargers fans (and this Patriots fan) are following so closely. The rest of the week brought lesser news and a lot of guesswork as the relocation of a professional hockey team prompted some media types to revisit the moveability of football franchises.

84 The Chargers will, however, have the veteran Patrick Crayton and the young Seyi Ajirotutu next season for sure. Both are talented football players and have both proved that they can be nice weapons for quarterback Philip Rivers to throw to. Not to mention, the Chargers selected Vincent Brown out of San Diego State in the third round in last month's draft.  

85

Leiweke said reaching a deal with the city will be more difficult than striking an agreement with the NFL or a team looking to relocate.

86

That's interesting because this Associated Press story in the wake of the Atlanta Thrashers' relocation to Winnipeg -- Can I get one of these? -- puts a figure on what an NFL relocation could cost the team that does it. No surprise here: It ain't cheap.

87

Brown might not ever be anything special like that of a Randy Moss or Jerry Rice, but he would add depth and size to a San Diego receiving core that may be hurt due to free agents leaving. Plus, let's face it, Rivers could make Brown look like a cheaper version of the Pro Bowler Jackson at some time in his career. 

88

Elsewhere, the Winnipeg news fueled speculation on this USA Today blog about which team would be next to play the relocation game. With more than 1,200 votes cast through Friday, the Jacksonville Jaguars had 12 percent of the vote and the Buffalo Bills had 7 percent. They were the only football teams listed in the poll.

89

Meanwhile, in Minnesota, Vikings owner Zygi Wilf is engaged in negotiating tactics of his own in an effort to get a new stadium. "Time is of the essence," he told the Pioneer Press here.

90

With Jackson, Floyd and Naanee's futures in San Diego up in the air, signing a wide receiver or two this offseason would be a smart thing to do.

91

The San Diego Chargers have been one of the teams few and far between that have had a great tight end over the past decade. Antonio Gates has been lighting up the NFL, and it's difficult to believe he was an undrafted free agent signing prior to the 2003 season. 

92

A move that should at least be talked about, though, is making a trade with the New England Patriots for one of their two young tight end studs, Aaron Hernandez.

93 Hernandez was selected in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL Draft by the Patriots in what would end up being a very nice value pick

94

Bill Belichick has been known to make deals to gain draft picks for the future, so it would not be surprising to see him pull the trigger on a trade involving Hernandez—as long as it brought back good value to his team.

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The Chargers would come away from this trade with the 21-year-old Hernandez and a late-round pick in next year's draft, barring there is one.

96

Hernandez would have to change his jersey number because he also wears No. 85, but that would be no problem at all given the bright future he would have in San Diego.   

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Hernandez would not only be an exceptional backup to Gates, but he would learn from one of the players he looked up to while growing up and one of the game's best ever. Whenever Gates makes the decision to hang up the cleats—hopefully a decision for the distant future—the Chargers would have a mentally and physically prepared Hernandez to take over the reigns at tight end.

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This was just a small group of talented Silver and Black players that performed well enough to get starter positions and punish opponents in 2010. Oakland's newest roster has the talent to take the Silver and Black to a Super Bowl in 2011.

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Last season, millions of NFL fans saw the emergence of Oakland Raiders RB Darren McFadden, WR Jacoby Ford, LB Rolando McClain, DL Tommy Kelly, DL Kamerion Wimbley, SS Mike Mitchell and QB Jason Campbell.

How so? Well there was the historic beating of Denver 59-14, there's the perfect 6-0 record against the AFC West, and as of late is the addition of an elite coaching staff. Yes, Rod Woodson is an elite coach!

100

The success of the Oakland Raiders now rested on the new players to protect the legendary tradition of being Raiders. That tradition is the be the best team in the NFL. To play with a "Commitment to Excellence." The Oakland Raiders were the best in the AFC West last season and have the record to prove it, 6-0. The next step for the Raiders is to take the playoffs and then get another Superbowl win. 

101

Adding quality players like the aforementioned has helped return the Oakland Raiders to competition. this is not the same team that gets defeated by the run. The Oakland Raiders have a superb secondary and the front line is improving.

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The Oakland Raiders began drafting quality players, i.e Rolando McClain, Jacoby Ford, Darren McFadden and then the trade for Richard Seymour was huge. These moves were all pivotal in the teams rise to glory. The defense has made huge strides and the run game against the Raiders is almost impossible.

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Last season the Oakland Raider cold have easily been the AFC West representatives in the playoffs as they decimated the Kansas City Chiefs prior to their playoff appearance.

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So long as RB Darren McFadden and Michael Bush remain healthy then the team will make a strong playoff appearance. McFadden keeps the line true and opens up huge play for Marcel Reece or even a speedster like Jacoby Ford.

The defense does look impressive. Big names like Richard Seymour alongside Tommy Kelly and Kamerion Wimbley will have opposing QBs worried fortheir lives and scrambling to save face. Kamerion Wimbley has really prospered in Oakland. He led the team in sacks with nine.

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Wimbley has been welcome addition as have fellow Raiders, LB Rolando McClain, DB Mike Mitchell, DE Matt Shaughnessy and DE Trevor Scott.  The Oakland Raiders have the personnel to get to the big game and win it.

QB Jason Campbell has really become the field leader that the Oakland Raiders needed. Campbell is a complete opposite from the former bust QB Jamarcus Russell. He has a strong arm, accuracy and will run should the need present itself. Jason Campbell is not only accurate,he knows the timed speeds of Louis Murphy and Jacoby Ford. This will surely hurt defenses next season.

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