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The Raiders win in dramatic fashion on Thursday night and we'll break down what we saw in the win over Green Bay with both Austin Gayle of Pro Football Focus and Moe Moton of Bleacher Report. They'll also tell us who they think makes the 53-man roster. Also: Jesse Reed is back with his take on Hard Knocks Episode 3.

We're back with a short show (pre-empted by an early Dodgers game...sorry Raider Nation!) and break down what we saw in the #Raiders dominating performance against the Cardinals on Thursday. Who is emerging as the favorite to win the backup QB role? Ted Wyman of the Winnipeg Sun tells us why the Raiders vs. Packers game has experienced low tickets sales. In Kelly's Corner we talk about the ridiculousness of the Antonio Brown coverage nationwide.

#Raiders #NFL #Football We go one-on-one with Mark Davis and talk stadium and the loss of his best friend Cliff Branch. Also: Jesse Reed on #HardKnocks, we talk about AB's frostbite burns and helmet protest, Ken Evans from Las Vegas Stadium Authority Board, and we analyze how the #Raiders did vs. Rams.

We revisit our in-studio interview with late Raiders legend Cliff Branch who died this weekend. Branch visited us in the Spring of 2018 to talk about his exclusion from the Hall of Fame, how his teammate Jim Plunkett and coach Tom Flores should also be in Canton. Branch also shared why he believed he was being excluded. It truly is unfortunate he didn't live to see this egregious error corrected. RIP #21.

Cliff Branch died last night at 71 and we spend time remembering him including talking to the "Princess of Darkness" - former #Raiders CEO Amy Trask. She shares her memories of Branch. She also talks about her outspoken concern with the team being on HBO's "Hard Knocks." Plus: Jay Binkley, of sister station 610 Sports KC, is with us from Chiefs camp as the last stop of our preseason #AFCWest tour concludes. Also: What's up with Antonio Brown's feet? We'll discuss camp this week, the inevitability of the new Allegiant Air Stadium and more!

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Hear how you can join us in London this October for the #Raiders vs. Bears! Also: Chaz Osborne live from training camp in Napa. Plus: John Kincade from CBS Sports Radio on how much he loves the team's move to Las Vegas. Gilbert Manzano live from Chargers training camp as we tour the AFC West. Peter Guzman is in-studio to talk about the success of the Las Vegas Stadium's Community Benefits plan.

The long "off-season" is almost over! We welcome #Raiders Super Bowl champion Leo Gray into the CBS Sports Radio studio where he shares memories of training camp. ALSO: CBSSports.com's Ryan Wilson asks: can Jon Gruden fix the Raiders? NFL analyst Benjamin Albright is with us from Denver Broncos training camp with a preview on the new-look AFC West rival. And...Jesse Reed from Sportsnaut.com gives us his juiciest storylines for "Hard Knocks."

Another star-studded show this week as former Raiders/Rams RB/DB Ron Brown joins us along with Elbert "Ickey" Woods. Woods, who lost his 16-year old son to asthma, will tell us about his celebrity golf tournament in Las Vegas. Woods also tells us about asthma awareness. Brown will fill us in on the Grudge Match: a golf tournament between #Raiders and #Broncos alumni. PLUS: Joe Davidson of the Sacramento Bee on "what if" the Raiders retired numbers. We'll talk upcoming training camp, 18-game schedule, and more!

"The Autumn Wind" is a religious verse for #RaiderNation and there's no denying the impact NFL Flims has had on the legendary status the Raiders franchise has built over the years. We explore the role of NFL Films in the elevation of the Raiders brand over the years with Travis Vogan, author of "Keepers of the Flame." The book chronicles the history of NFL Films. ALSO: We celebrate what would have been Al Davis' 90th birthday and talk about his massive impact on the league. Attorney Michael Troiano is also a guest talking about recent NFL legal tangles.

Raiders legend, Lyle Alzado was one of the most intimidating football players of all time, was an animal on the field a one-man wrecking crew. Due to his sheer viciousness on the gridiron, he is the only player to have an NFL rule named after him. Off the field, however, he was a picture of contradictions: prone to rages and abrupt acts of violence, he was also known for his compassionate work with mentally and physically challenged children. Jim Duffner was one of Alzado's closest friends and he'll be with us to talk about the colorful life and sad ending of this Raiders legend and his new book. PLUS: Can Carr or Brown be the #NFL MVP in 2019? And...what signature food will we see at the new Las Vegas Stadium?

It might be the summer football doldrums but we're still here for your #Raiders fix. The tinfoil hat folks are again saying the stadium will be delayed but a real journalist Mick Akers of the Review-Journal tells us the truth. Also: We continue the debate that won't die on who is the best RB in Raiders history. PLUS: #Raiders great Mervyn Fernandez talks with us about CFL Hall of Fame induction and the team's work in Las Vegas Community.

SPECIAL: We spend the first hour of the show talking with former #Raiders first-round draft pick Todd Marinovich. The quarterback who was under a microscope his entire childhood and adolescence talks openly about his addiction, his short career, and about his father Marv and the physical and mental abuse. Marinovich also talks about how the Raiders and Mark Davis welcomed him with open arms last year telling him: "Once a Raiders, always a Raider" and how he will be a regular at team alumni events. Check out Todd's amazing art at www.marinovichart.com. PLUS: We review mandatory mini-camp, and ask the question: who was the greatest running back in Raiders history?

SPECIAL: We spend the first hour of the show talking with former #Raiders first-round draft pick Todd Marinovich. The quarterback who was under a microscope his entire childhood and adolescence talks openly about his addiction, his short career, and about his father Marv and the physical and mental abuse. Marinovich also talks about how the Raiders and Mark Davis welcomed him with open arms last year telling him: "Once a Raiders, always a Raider" and how he will be a regular at team alumni events. Check out Todd's amazing art at www.marinovichart.com. PLUS: We review mandatory mini-camp, and ask the question: who was the greatest running back in Raiders history?

This week we talk with award-winning former ESPN journalist and author Steve Delsohn on the life and times of one of the Raiders most colorful characters: John Matuszak. From the ridiculous to the poignant, we'll talk about the beloved but troubled former Raider. ALSO: Jeremy Aguero from Applied Analysis and the Las Vegas Stadium Authority will discuss the current financial state of the project and talk about challenges facing the project. He also discusses how the stadium's construction is on time and on budget.

We're back with our normal full two hours of #Raiders talk on CBS Sports Radio 1140! Joining us is Pro Football Focus' Austin Gayle. Gayle will tell us who on the roster is in a make-or-break year and we talk specifically about Karl Joseph. Is he long for the Raiders world? Also: Jonas Peterson, CEO & President of the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance, is our guest to discuss the economic impact of the new stadium for the area. He'll also talk about why he believes the Super Bowl will come to Las Vegas and how that event could generate as much as $1 billion in revenue for the area as early as 2025. SOFTBALL: Kim Gradisher from the Taylor Robinbson Foundation will talk with us about the charity softball game which pits the Raiders players vs. Golden Knight's players for a worthy cause. PLUS: Raiders fan Paul Minor joins us to update everyone on his weight loss journey and to tell us about the fundraiser he's involved with to help local children with cancer. We'll also talk the Richie Incognito signing and the week's OTAs happenings.