to roll.”Brown had 686 catches and 9,145 yards receiving the past six seasons in Pittsburgh, the best marks ever for a receiver in a six-year span. But he still wore out his welcome with the Steelers after leaving the team before a crucial Week 17 ga

Greetings Antonio Brown Jersey White , Raider Nation! What a game that was, as the Raiders put the Denver Broncos out of their misery with a 27-14 victory at the Oakland Coliseum. If that’s the last football game played there, it was a memorable and magnificent one.So, who stood out and who should step down?WINNERS1) Dwayne HarrisHarris has been a stalwart return man all year, and we’ve seen him make some highly intelligent plays on special teams this season. However, none were as impressive as the one he had tonight. After the Broncos punted on their first possession, Denver attempted to down the ball inside the Raiders one yard line. However, they did not do so, and Harris picked up the ball and ran it all the way back for the game’s opening score. He got the crowd fully into the game and his returns helped Oakland maintain advantageous field position all night long.2) Doug MartinThis may have been Martin’s best game as a Raider, and this performance is the sort of thing Jon Gruden was looking for when Martin was signed. The Muscle Hamster ran for 107 yards on only 21 carries and he brutalized the Denver defense, running defenders over on a regular basis. He also had a catch for nine yards and was a huge part of Oakland being able to sustain drives.3) Raiders secondaryThe Broncos offense didn’t have a whole lot of success going down the field. They didn’t have a ton of success on short or medium routes either. Part of that was the terrible field conditions, but a lot of it was because the Raider secondary was tough as nails tonight. In the last two Denver possessions, the Raiders ended them both by intercepting Case Keenum, and the safeties and corners were stiff against the run. Special mention of Karl Joseph inasmuch as he hit people extremely hard this evening and was the only Raider to sack Keenum.4) Brandon ParkerIf there’s one Raider who has taken, and deserved, a lot of criticism from Raider fans and media this year, it’s rookie tackle Parker. But tonight he was a man, shutting down Bradley Chubb who has become one of the best young DEs in football. Parker made Chubb look like an undrafted chump. Could he be coming into his own as a starting-caliber player?LOSERS1) Vance JosephIt’s one thing to get outcoached. That happens to even the best coaches sometimes. But it is another thing to have your team completely give up and quit playing for you, each other, their city, or the logo on their helmet. That’s what has happened to the Broncos under Joseph’s watch. Tonight the Broncos were an absolute mess, woefully underprepared and gave minimal effort. That is completely on Vance Joseph, a man who was a bad defensive coordinator before being upjumped to head coach for no reason. Joseph should be fired tonight, and frankly John Elway should too.I’ve heard a rumor that Marvin Lewis wants Joseph on the Bengals staff Bo Jackson Jersey White , and I have to say that Lewis, Hue Jackson and Vance Joseph would be the most unintentionally hilarious coaching staff of all time. Hook that Hard Knocks up to my veins, bro.2) Case KeenumWhen John Elway signed Keenum to a big offseason deal everyone was like “uhhhh....okay?” because this right here, what we saw tonight, THIS is the real Case Keenum. He is not a guy who will go out and win you games on his own, put the team on his back and will them to victory. He is a guy who plays just about as well as the rest of his team does. When the defense and receivers play great, so does he. And when the team gives up, he throws for just over 200 yards and two back-breaking interceptions. The entire game was garbage time for the Broncos and Keenum still threw for 5.5 YPA and a passer rating of 72.1. Just a dismal performance when the team needed a hero.3) The City of OaklandOakland and losing sports teams to other cities, name a more iconic duo. The Warriors will be on the other side of the Bay soon, and the Raiders have been rendered homeless because of a stupid and frivolous lawsuit that city brought upon themselves through a series of bad decisions and fatal miscalculations. The Coliseum is, by any measure, a terrible place to play, and yet tens of thousands of people come out to support the Raiders when practically nobody comes out to support the A’s even when they are winning. And so the city, in their infinite wisdom, prefers baseball over football. There is no environment in American sports quite like the Black Hole, like Oakland on a football gameday, and the city has flushed it down the toilet because reasons, leaving fans high and dry. It’s a pathetic display all around, made doubly painful when you saw fans tonight, long after the game was over, still faithfully in their seats to say goodbye to the team and the stadium. The Coliseum is dead, long live the Coliseum.4) The Pittsburgh SteelersThe Steelers lost again on Sunday, this time at the Saints, in one of the worst officiated games I’ve ever seen that didn’t involve the Raiders. Now the Steelers know what it’s like to be on our side of the fence. They choked the Charger game away https://www.raiderslockerroom.com/authentic-derek-carr-jersey , got trounced by the Raiders (even though the score was close, Oakland dominated that game start to finish), and sandwiched a win over the Patriots between that and fumbling away a game at New Orleans. Now, they have to rely on the Browns to beat the Ravens if they want to make the playoffs.Let’s be clear here. The Browns, right now, are the best team in the AFC North. The Steelers have no business making the playoffs this year because they suck. Mike Tomlin is the most overrated coach in the NFL and Roethlisberger is the most overrated quarterback. The only good parts of the team are their pass rush and receivers. The Browns and Ravens are better in nearly every facet of the game and I, for one, laugh heartily at the misfortune of the Steelers. May they be terrible for the next 50 years. The Browns will win that division next year and will absolutely dominate it for the next decade and there is nothing the Steelers can do to stop it, and I couldn’t be happier about it. ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — Star receiver Antonio Brown practiced in a certified helmet with the Oakland Raiders on Tuesday, two days after being given an ultimatum by general manager Mike Mayock to be “all in or all out.”“He’s all in, ready to go,” coach Jon Gruden said. “That’s my understanding. Really happy to have him out here. He’s a great player.”Brown didn’t attend practice Sunday as he worked to find a helmet he was comfortable using and that met safety standards set by the NFL and NFLPA. He lost a grievance last week in which he sought to be allowed to use the Schutt Air Advantage helmet he has worn throughout his career. But the helmet was too old to be certified as safe.He had hoped to find a newer version of his preferred helmet that could be approved but the one he submitted failed a safety test conducted by the league and union.He filed a second grievance Monday seeking a one-year grace period, according to a person familiar with the situation who spoke on condition of anonymity because it wasn’t made public. But he is back practicing with the team while that gets resolved.Brown was not wearing a helmet during the open portion of practice and spent some of the time during stretch in the nearby weight room. But he walked off the field after practice holding a new helmet and Gruden said he’s running well after also missing time with frostbitten feet.“He’s really good,” Gruden said. “He’s shown great retention of what we’re doing. He didn’t miss the offseason program. … Just good to have him back. He’s in great shape. He’s running hard and running good routes.”Brown didn’t take part in a full practice during the Raiders’ entire training camp stay in Napa, which wrapped up Monday, missing time because of frost bite on his feet suffered in a cryotherapy accident in France and then over the helmet issue.That led to Mayock saying Sunday that the Raiders had supported Brown but had “exhausted all avenues of relief.”Gruden said the drama surrounding Brown hasn’t impacted the team’s preparation for the season.“It’s not been a distraction to me at all,” Gruden said. “I hate to break it to anybody but we’ve known what the status is regarding his feet. He just showed up with frost bite. I never had a guy show up with frost bite. Fortunately we got that thing under control. This grievance thing is no laughing matter. It’s something that’s really important to him. There’s nothing wrong in supporting your players on things they believe in. We also understand the league’s positon but I’m confident that he’s going to be a heck of a player for us and be ready to roll.”Brown had 686 catches and 9,145 yards receiving the past six seasons in Pittsburgh, the best marks ever for a receiver in a six-year span. But he still wore out his welcome with the Steelers after leaving the team before a crucial Week 17 game last season and Oakland was able to acquire him in March for the small price of third- and fifth-round draft picks.The drama that surrounded Brown in Pittsburgh didn’t stop upon his arrival in Oakland even though he was given a hefty raise with a three-year contract worth $50.125 million.Brown arrived at camp with the frost-bitten feet, sending him to the non-football injury list. He was activated on July 28 and participated in parts of two practices before leaving for more than a week to get treatment on his feet and to deal with the helmet grievance.