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He is escaping pressure with his feet, avoiding negative plays and throwing accurate short and intermediate passes that have turned into chunk yards. "I think it's comfort within the system and I know we've said that," Raiders offensive coordinator Greg Olson said. "It still is only his second year in the system and I think coach [Jon] Gruden would agree he's gotten better, and if you can just kind of focus on the improvement within the system, not worrying necessarily about the results and certainly we know we're judged on wins and losses, but in his mind just continue to grow from within the system and be the best Derek Carr that you can be and that will be good enough for us." Continue to Article

November 15, 2019 3:00:pm EST

Architectural renderings revealed Thursday show a number of proposed changes for the New Orleans Superdome as part of a $450 million renovation, including the addition of standing-room only viewing areas. The Superdome Commission has already approved the first phase of renovations, which will begin after the College Football Playoff Championship Game on Jan. 13, unless the building's main tenant, the New Orleans Saints, plays host to the NFC Championship game on Jan 19. Renovations will take place through the 2023-24 season, with the first wave expected to be in out-of-sight areas like the addition of a large kitchen and food-service area, as well as the construction of alternate building exits. Continue to Article

November 14, 2019 4:07:pm EST

The state board that oversees Louisiana's Superdome approved a contract Thursday for the first phase of a $450 million renovation of the 44-year-old New Orleans landmark that became a symbol of the city's rebirth following Hurricane Katrina. The renovations will be the most extensive since 2005, when the dome became a last-resort haven for thousands of Hurricane Katrina's victims despite being heavily damaged. The upgrade is seen as a key element in getting a new long-term commitment from the Saints to keep the NFL franchise in New Orleans, and to attract future Super Bowls and other major events. Continue to Article

November 14, 2019 3:49:pm EST

Two teams that have demonstrated the impact turnovers can have on a football season go head to head Sunday afternoon when the winless Cincinnati Bengals visit the playoff-contending Oakland Raiders. The surprising Raiders (5-4), a four-win club a year ago, have used consecutive error-free games to vault into the thick of the AFC playoff chase and onto the heels of the Kansas City Chiefs (6-4) in the AFC West. After a brutal early schedule in which they didn't see their home field for a remarkable 48 straight days, the Raiders used a 2-0 turnover advantage to edge Detroit 31-24 and a 3-0 advantage to knock off the Los Angeles Chargers to open a three-game homestand. Continue to Article

November 14, 2019 2:16:am EST

New England Patriots The Cheapest and Most Expensive NFL Teams for Fans 1. New England Patriots Average single ticket cost: $501 (highest) Two beers, two hot dogs, two t-shirts and remote parking: $118 Total for two: $1,120 (highest) Making it to the last three Super Bowls, and winning two, has made it easy for the Patriots to get an average of $501 per ticket. The lowest priced ticket on the Patriots site against the Philadelphia Eagles this week is around $225, and that's in the uppermost tier of the stadium. Continue to Article

November 14, 2019 1:58:am EST

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