Managing editor of The Raiders Wire, Marcus Mosher, joins the podcast and says the Raiders are still on track for a productive season and also talks Josh Jacobs, Jalen Ramsey, and more. Plus: Robb Jeffries, who covers the Vikings for the Forum News Service, gives a Minnesota perspective on Sunday's game.

The Raiders started Week 2 on fire, but communication failures led to a nightmare 2nd quarter against the Chiefs' offense and an inept comeback attempt.

Derek Carr didn't need ex-Raiders WR Antonio Brown to carve up the the Broncos on Monday Night Football and create the Raiders' new identity.

The Raiders' gamble with WR Antonio Brown flamed out. So where did they go wrong? And what's next for the Raiders?

Luke Straub and Raider Larry Marbley break down the Raiders' 53-man roster. The Raiders are trying to win and rebuild at the same time. Can they accomplish that goal and Return to Greatness in 2019?

Going Deep welcomes special guest Marcus Mosher, editor at The Raiders Wire. He provides insight on all things Raiders, including Hard Knocks, Antonio Brown and the Raiders rookies. Also, Raider Larry Marbley makes his weekly appearance and the Raiders win in Canada on an 80-yard field. Plus, in addition to Antonio Brown, Going Deep talks Jon Gruden and Derek Carr. Can the three lead the club's Return to Greatness?

The Raiders could not have looked better than they did in Arizona for their second preseason game. For a team in need of confidence, it was exactly what coach Jon Gruden had to see. Speaking of confidence, wide receiver Antonio Brown made an appearance before, during and after the game and is nearing a full return to the club.

Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown sent shock waves through the NFL with his reported threat to retire from football over his helmet. Plus, preseason starts, Gabe Jackson is hurt, Mark Davis gives a wild interview and Raider Larry Marbley checks in.

The Raiders have a monumental season ahead of them. It's Jon Gruden's second season, and there are no more excuses. Plus, it's the last season in Oakland before moving to Las Vegas in 2020. But no matter where they play, the mission for the franchise is clear: To return to Greatness. Will it happen in 2019?