by Tony Renteria & Jerry Feitelberg

OAKLAND–The Raiders are in Cleveland and no they won’t be playing Johnny Football on Sunday they’ll face their old teammate quarterback Josh McCown who will be starting for the Cleveland Browns. Johnny Manziel has been put back to the bench after filling in for McCown during week one due to a concussion. It will be interesting to see how the Raiders come into this game coming off that big thrill of a win last Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.

A little bit more on the defensive side of the ball a little bit more pressure and it would be nice if the Raiders would throw in a blitz every now and then as the Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith and Khalil Mack combo hasn’t been able to give a lot of pressure to the quarterback.

Head coaches are always going to minimize what history is going to be there always going to be aware of what players are on the front seat and their going to put the coaches on the front seat. The secondary is etched right now and limping through the game the only way to help them out is to put more pressure on the quarterback. and the only way to put more pressure on the quarterback is to put more guys up on the line with more blitzing.

McCown is cleared from his concussion and he is not suffering at all from his concussion and McCown is going to drop back and he’s going to try and get back deep with the safety help that’s been happening in the last couple of weeks. The first game did not have Carr in the second half and the Raiders did score two touchdowns.

It might be like pre season hangover you have gone from playing pre season football for two and half quarters against the Cardinals and Carr sat out that last pre season game. for Carr and its like coming from playing pre season football and then coming in to throw in the regular season. Carr was not rusty maybe just not totally up to speed with the timing with the tight ends it just seemed like he lost his timing missing the receivers.

Tony Renteria does the NFL podcast for http://www.sportsrasdioservice.com each week listen to the podcast below