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[HNL HI]

didn't know the Chargers are on a 0-9 streak against the division.

 

[Deleted member 185039]

 
didn't know the Chargers are on a 0-9 streak against the division.

Do you sense this being a trap game?

 

[northoaklandfc]

Personally I can't say I do. They're gonna be looking to avenge that home L vs. the Falcons.

Carr and the guys who be been around the division for a season or two already know tthey're gonna get the best of Rivers that's just what it is.

Don't see them overlooking SD or coming out unprepared.

 

[HNL HI]

If I recall correctly, the Chargers have had the lead in the 4th quarter in every game they lost this season. Rivers always gonna have them in games.

 

[HNL HI]

 Jimmy DurkinVerified account  ‏@Jimmy_Durkin   5h5 hours ago
Through four games, the Chargers have allowed 51 points in the 1st-3rd quarters combined, then allowed 51 in the 4th quarter alone.

on the other side RAIDERS have scored 61 points in the first 3 quarters, and 50 points in the 4th. what that does mean? who tf knows 

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

Blood pressure has definitely been up this year but I love seeing us competitive! Living in Donkey country is usually pretty horrible around football season...and election time.

 

[HNL HI]

Blood pressure has definitely been up this year but I love seeing us competitive! Living in Donkey country is usually pretty horrible around football season...and election time.

get you some of that recreational for that stress tho

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

Rec stores tax out the *** and they outside city limits. Got my card on deck tho no worries there

 

[northoaklandfc]

Hear they payin $90 - 100 an 1/8th after taxes for top shelf in places like Washington and CO. 

 

[MajinZuub]

Hear they payin $90 - 100 an 1/8th after taxes for top shelf in places like Washington and CO. :x

:x


I get pretty nice 1/4's for 60, got lucky with a friend that grows for the dispensaries.

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

Rec stores close to me most ive seen is about 70-75, but Im sure it can hit thay $90 mark the closer you get to Denver and the Ski places with more tourism and people making more money period. I think one of the Marleys(Junior i think) just opened up a shop near the pepsi center and broncos stadium so im sure that place is expensive as hell.

I have "severe pain," in knees and ankles from my extended time riding the bench in high school so i got my med card haha. My shop has rewards cards,free brownies or candies while you shop, and cheep weed...**** amazing son!

 

[northoaklandfc]

 

Hear they payin $90 - 100 an 1/8th after taxes for top shelf in places like Washington and CO. 

I get pretty nice 1/4's for 60, got lucky with a friend that grows for the dispensaries.

Yea the people I know who've been compare the top shelf to the to top shelf at places like Harborside which used to run $65 after taxes back when I had a card years ago. 

I'm pretty out the loop these days been copping from my friend for a while. 

 

[MajinZuub]

 

Hear they payin $90 - 100 an 1/8th after taxes for top shelf in places like Washington and CO. :x

:x



I get pretty nice 1/4's for 60, got lucky with a friend that grows for the dispensaries.

Yea the people I know who've been compare the top shelf to the to top shelf at places like Harborside which used to run $65 after taxes back when I had a card years ago. 

I'm pretty out the loop these days been copping from my friend for a while. 

Yeah carding up is more of a convenience thing than anything. Hopefully this **** passes next election.

 

[HNL HI]

It's impossible to get a medical card in Hawaii, there's only like 5 categories that are treatable under law and patients get approved by the department of health not the doctors. Also there is no dispensaries anyway, tho that was put into motion(opening later this year)

I think recreational will likely be legalized here eventually tho.

 

[Deleted member 185039]

 

[HNL HI]

did they remove the dirt infield already?

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

Yes it should be gone now.

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 13m13 minutes ago
Raiders' RB Latavius Murray wants to play Sunday vs SD, but a foot injury makes it doubtful for now that he will be able to, per sources.

 

[HNL HI]

Murray doubtful

@kayZEEzay today your birthday or nah?

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro-why-derek-carr-is-nearing-elite-qb-status/

WHY DEREK CARR IS NEARING ELITE QB STATUS
Analyst and former NFL QB Zac Robinson dives into the impressive play of Raiders quarterback Derek Carr this season.

ZAC ROBINSON | 7 HOURS AGO


With high expectations heading into the season to revive playoff hope for the Raiders, quarterback Derek Carr has not disappointed. Oakland is at the 3-1 mark, the offense sits in the top 10 in nearly every offensive category, and Carr is the No. 2 ranked PFF quarterback (in terms of overall grade) through the four weeks. The year-to-year progression we’ve seen from Carr has been as intriguing as any in the NFL, entrenching him as a top 10 quarterback on the cusp of being considered one of the league’s best.

Last week’s road victory against the Ravens further proved that Carr has become a must-watch QB on Sundays, possessing a unique skill-set unlike many in the NFL. Many of his overall QB traits are among the league’s best, and can certainly be considered “elite.” The arm talent has always been there, but he’s throwing the ball at a degree we have not seen, with the ability to make every kind of throw on the field with any type of ball-speed/trajectory needed.

While he’s always possessed a strong arm, Carr is passing the ball with effortless power and showing an Aaron Rodgers-like ability to throw from different body positions while still maintaining velocity. His well-noted tireless work ethic and desire to be great are clearly visible, as no quarterback has improved as much as Carr with the nuances required to play the position since he came into the NFL in 2014.

Carr currently sits at No. 2 behind rookie Carson Wentz in adjusted completion percentage this season, at 79.2 (the Raiders are tied for the fifth-most drops in the league, with 10), finding completions in every direction of the field at every level, excelling especially in between the numbers. The offensive scheme run by Bill Musgrave is as good as any in the NFL at route dispersion, forcing the defense to cover every area of the field repeatedly with a variety of formations and route concepts that are not as standard as some of the pro concepts you consistently see.

Carr has always possessed good pocket instincts, but this season, his ability to feel the rush close in and quickly find a checkdown or an outlet have led him to being sacked just twice, a league low. He’s been salvaging plays, and most importantly, maintaining accuracy for yards-after-the-catch opportunities for his receivers. Carr’s passing-under-pressure numbers have been outstanding, with an adjusted completion percentage of 76.0, good for third-best in the NFL.

The most impressive quality Carr has shown this season is decisiveness. He’s a quick thinker, and right now is trusting what he sees and letting the ball go confidently. His capability to get the ball out quickly after he sees a receiver pop into his vision has been on display many times, just like in the play below.

*.gif of play*

Carr starts to his right, where out of the picture is a two-receiver route combination that he ultimately doesn’t like. Carr’s eyes move quickly to his backside dig route where he locates Amari Cooper incredibly quickly, with the ball coming out of his hand within moments with good velocity and ball location.

The Raiders have done as good of a job as any NFL franchise in building around their QB with not just skill positions. They currently have the largest offensive-line salary cap hit for 2016, tied up with just over $40 million collectively. They’ve spent the money and are seeing the reward from doing so, as the unit currently ranks sixth in pass protection and fifth in run blocking. Carr has performed well under pressure, but has also been the third-lowest pressured quarterback, with just 22.6 percent of his dropbacks coming under duress.

Nothing has been better for Carr than the presence of the running game. The Raiders made a commitment to help Carr out in that regard after finishing last in the NFL in rushing yards per game in 2014 (77.5) and 28th in 2015 (91.1). They currently sit fifth, with an average of 126.8 yards per game and an impressive 5.3 yards per carry (good for second-best in the NFL).

Every quarterback has his knocks, with just a few in Carr’s game holding him back from entering the next level of the NFL QB hierarchy. The Raiders currently rank 25th in the NFL in third-down conversions, at 35.4 percent, for a few reasons you see on tape. While Carr has done a good job of taking care of the ball (one interception this season) and finding completions, there have been snaps where he has had a little more time to let something develop downfield, given his protection. The fine line of aggressiveness and playing smart is hard to balance, but with his vision, creativity within and outside of the pocket, and tight-window throwing ability, there are a few chances on third-and-longer situations where Carr can help spike those numbers.

Like many young progressing quarterbacks, Carr looks a little unsure at times in pass protection, not knowing when he needs to find a hot receiver, or when protection is picked up and he can hang in the pocket to make throws. After getting hit and playing under pressure so much in his first couple pro years, it’s easy to see why he may be a little hesitant at times, drifting in the pocket. The good thing is this is fixable issue, and will only get better with the more reps and blitz looks he gets.

The offense the Raiders have built appears to be set up for sustainable success, and if Carr can sure up a few things and own the pre-snap protection process as the season progresses, we may have our next true elite quarterback on our hands.

 

[Deleted member 185039]

 

[raider5]

Could be a blessing in disguise with Murray...excited to see how this turns out

 

[sickr8r]

Our running game will defiantly look better.

 

[northoaklandfc]

Our running game will defiantly look better.

I don't know how you figure that. We've spent much of the season #1 in the league in rushing.

I think the run game doesn't skip a beat and we remain top 5 without Murray, but the week to week treating Murray like he's a cancer inhibiting the run game is bizarre.

 

[Deleted member 185039]

Could be a blessing in disguise with Murray...excited to see how this turns out

What a draft by McKenzie. I wasn't expecting him to go and get another back on top of DeAndre. He goes and finds a gem in Richard.