Raiders too much for Broncos 59-14

The Oakland Raiders made a strong statement to the rest of the teams in the ongoing National Football League season that they are a force to reckon this year.
The visiting Raiders demolish the Denver Broncos 59-14 to hike their win-loss record in the 2010 NFL season to 3-5 against the 2-5 of the struggling Broncos.
The Raiders were a team on mission in the game as they lead the home-team majority of the game that lead to their lopsided victory.
Raiders reliable running back Darren McFadden was the man of the hour for the winning team as he scored four touchdowns and had a stunningly quick start to bring down the Broncos and solidify further their NFL playoff chances.
McFadden was all business in the game as he took advantage of the soft interior of the Broncos to score huge points for his team.
Raiders coach Tom Cable praised the performance of his team and vowed that they will continue to work hard so that they can improve their standing last year.
Cable said they are on a mission this year to erase the tag as the perennial whipping boys in the NFL this year.
The home-team tried their best to beat the Raiders but their effort was short against the red-hot Raiders team.
Broncos coach Josh McDaniels was very sad with their lopsided loss since it is their fourth loss without any single win at home.
He said his team played big but their effort was just not enough to deny the Raiders the victory.
The coach said the injury suffered by the team’s three dependable defensive players namely emotional leader Brian Dawkins (knee), cornerback Andre’ Goodman (thigh) and linebacker Robert Ayers (foot) contributed to their loss.
McDaniels said despite their woeful record, hope is still not lost for the team as they aim for a successful year in the 2010 NFL season.

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Alex Smith, 49ers vow far better game vs. Oakland Raiders

San Francisco 49ers starting quarterback Alex Smith has pledge to play even harder to give his team its first win when host the Oakland Raiders on October 17.
Smith, who luckily remains the team’s starting quarterback despite their 0-5 win-loss record also vowed to play less cautious so that he can think and play better in their game against the Oakland Raiders.
The decision to keep Smith on the starting line-up drew criticism from die hard supporter of the 49ers saying it is time to experiment on a new starting quarterback to bring the long-elusive victory to the team.
The 49ers critics said Smith’s costly errors contributed to the team’s losses the past five games.
Mike Singletary, the 49ers coach however defended his decision to keep Smith to the starting line-up saying he deserve to keep his job at the moment.
Singletary said Smith might be playing bad these days but he believe he has big chances of becoming a great quarterback in the NFL and bring glory to the 49ers.
He said to improve, Smith just needs to stay focus and continue to work hard to bring success to the 49ers.
The 49ers coach said Smith might keep his job at the moment but he will evaluate his performance per game basis to determine if he can keep his starting quarterback job for the rest of the 2010 NFL season.
With a better 2-3 record, the Raiders is picked to win their game against the struggling 49ers.
Despite being the underdog, the 49ers could still pull an upset if Smith plays hard and with utmost determination.
Playing in-front of its fans, the 49ers could have more fire to play great and get their first win in the current NFL season.

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