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he guys continue to dissect the loss to Arizona and discuss some of the bright spots including Mack Hollins and Amik Robertson but also questioning what this team's identity is. 

It's Football Friday #RaiderNation and Scott Gulbransen delivers a "Raiders Rant" heading into Week 2 of the NFL season as the Raiders host the Cardinals Sunday at Allegiant Stadium. What did we learn in the Chiefs 27-24 win over the Chargers Thursday night? We'll talk about the implications for Las Vegas. We'll also discuss the Amazon.com Thursday Night Football broadcast. Scott will also give you the latest Raiders injury report and its impact on Sunday's game. Head into the weekend with a brand new show!

It's time to turn the page to Week 2 of the Las Vegas Raiders (0-1) 2022 season as they get set to host Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals. We get you the latest in news and roster moves as Scott and Moe talk about what they mean. Then, Tyler Vasquez of our sister Audacy original podcast Kickoff in the Valley joins us to get the lowdown on the Cardinals (0-1). We close the show with our keys to the game, Moe eating mint chip gelato to pay his bet after losing to Scott in fantasy football. Kelly Kriner talks fantasy and gives his .02 on key bets and fantasy starters too.

The Raiders were active on the waiver wire at a bunch of spots but none on the offensive line. Can the musical chairs on the right side continue throughout the season?

Moe & Scott give you their keys to the game against the Cardinals as the Raiders attempt to fire on all cylinders at home Sunday. Moe also eats mint chip gelato to make good on a bet with Scott and Kelly Kriner talks fantasy football.

Co-host of the Audacy original podcast "Kickoff in the Valley," which covers the Cardinals joins us to talks Kyler Murray, Cliff Kingsbury and the current state of the Cardinals.

The Las Vegas Raiders moved to 0-1 on the young season and many in Raider Nation are expressing their opinions on QB Derek Carr. While Carr did have a bad game, let's not get carried away, says hosts Scott Gulbransen and Moe Moton. The guys explore what we learned from Sunday's game and talk about coach Josh McDaniel's insistence the offensive line is fine.

Scott and Moe talk about the Raiders offensive line rotation and why it's a problem for more than one reason.

Patrick Graham's defense started slow but Moe and Scott talk about each unit and how it performed and why they started slowly against the Chargers.

The guys jump in on the Derek Carr heat and make the case Carr did have a terrible game but that it's not indicative of what the rest of the season will look like for the veteran QB.