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Wednesday TE Darren Waller and WR Hunter Renfrow came off of injured reserve but that doesn't mean they'll play in Sunday's game against the Patriots at Allegiant Stadium. Moe talks about their return and what it means for a Raiders team playing out the string with a purpose.

Not only was our host Catfished but so was all of Raider Nation. He explains why the run up to 2022 was perhaps just that for Raiders fans all over the world.

Moe previews the game with a report by our correspondent/producer David Stepanian and closes with a nice tribute to Mike Leach who died at 61 this week.

We're back for your Wednesday as Moe Moton hosts the show solo. Moe is still having trouble getting over the Rams game and talks about what we learned from it and how it will impact Sunday's game against the New England Patriots. He also dips his toe into the CARR WARS and takes your mail.

Moe kicks off the show but he can't move on just yet from the Raiders' loss to the Rams on Thursday night. He says so much of what happened is indicative of what has been the team's problem all season long.

Moe gets back to some mailbag questions he missed the last several weeks including the evaluation of the best talent of the Gruden 2.0 era.

Moe asks the question: when was the last time the Raiders' defense was good? Especially when it comes to the red zone. He runs down the stats and they are not pretty.

Scott and Moe are back and are ornery like the rest of Raider Nation. Darren Waller is back - at dropping singles - but is he close to being back on the field? Plus: Should the Raiders say goodbye to their first-year coach and long-time QB? One of the guys says yes to both.

Raiders fans continue falling out of love with Darren Waller, who releases a tone-deaf promo of his new hip-hop single following the Raiders' collapse in LA.

Scott lays out the case for why the Raiders should cut ties with Josh McDaniels. It might not happen, according to Mark Davis' commitment to the coach, but it should. It's coaching malpractice, Scott says.