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Raiders | Russell remains starter for now
Tue, 17 Nov 2009 09:59:11 -0800 Steve Corkran, of the Oakland Tribune, reports Oakland Raiders QB JaMarcus Russell remains the team's starting quarterback for the time being, in part because of a hamstring injury suffered by QB Bruce Gradkowski (hamstring) in Week 10. Head coach Tom Cable wants to meet with his quarterbacks, go over the plan for Week 11 and the rest of the season, and put that plan in motion, which could take more time than expected. "We haven't gotten anywhere with that decision," Cable said Monday, Nov. 16. "We hoped to be able to talk about it now, but we're not ready to do that." The discussions will be among Cable and his quarterbacks, with managing general partner Al Davis not influencing the decision, Cable said. QB Charlie Frye also is a viable option to start.
Raiders | Cable to announce starting quarterback Wednesday
Tue, 17 Nov 2009 07:48:52 -0800 Paul Gutierrez, of the Sacramento Bee, reports Oakland Raiders head coach Tom Cable has promised a decision would be announced by Wednesday, Nov. 18, on the team's starting quarterback for Week 11.
Raiders | Could look to fire Cable at season’s end
Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:42:32 -0800 Jason Cole, of Yahoo! Sports, reports the Oakland Raiders are reportedly cooperating with the NFL in the investigation of head coach Tom Cable because, according to one source familiar with the case, managing general partner Al Davis is hoping to gather enough information to fire Cable with cause at the end of the season so that Davis doesn't have to pay Cable.
Raiders | Cable to undergo mandatory counseling?
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 14:35:04 -0800 ESPNews reports the NFL is looking into whether Oakland Raiders head coach Tom Cable needs to participate in mandatory counseling.
Raiders | Women's organization believes Cable should be suspended
Thu, 05 Nov 2009 11:30:08 -0800 ESPN.com reports Terry O'Neill, president of The National Organization of Women, said in a statement that Oakland Raiders head coach Tom Cable should be suspended by the NFL and Raiders while they look into allegations of Cable's violent behavior toward women. "The Oakland Raiders, properly, say they are undergoing a 'serious evaluation' of these recent allegations," O'Neill wrote in the e-mail. "At the very least he should be suspended during this process. ... A man who has admitted battering his wife has no business being a role model for all of us who would like to be able to look up to the head coach of an NFL football team."
Raiders | Cable talks with Davis
Thu, 05 Nov 2009 09:26:00 -0800 The Associated Press reports Oakland Raiders head coach Tom Cable said he has spoken with Raiders owner Al Davis about his alleged history of violent behavior toward women. Cable said his job status did not come up during the discussion. He plans to coach the team for the rest of the season.
Raiders | Could Cable lose job during bye week?
Wed, 04 Nov 2009 11:45:58 -0800 Tim Kawakami, of the San Jose Mercury News, speculates Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis may consider firing head coach Tom Cable during the team's bye week. If Cable were fired during the season, assistant coach Paul Hackett or Ted Tollner would take over on an interim basis.
Raiders | To investigate claims against Cable
Tue, 03 Nov 2009 06:24:54 -0800 ESPN.com reports the Oakland Raiders will undertake a "serious evaluation" of allegations that head coach Tom Cable has a history of violent behavior toward women. "In conjunction with the league office, we will undertake a serious evaluation of this matter," the team said in a statement Monday, Nov. 2. "We wish to be clear that we do not in any way condone or accept actions such as those alleged. There have been occasions on which we have dismissed Raider employees for having engaged in inappropriate conduct." Cable acknowledged striking his first wife, Sandy Cable, with an open hand in a statement Sunday, Nov. 1. Cable said the altercation happened more than 20 years ago and was the only time he's ever touched a woman inappropriately.
Raiders | Cable expects to remain head coach
Mon, 02 Nov 2009 15:14:03 -0800 The Associated Press reports Oakland Raiders head coach Tom Cable expects to remain the head coach for the team, despite allegations that he assaulted his former wife and girlfriend.
Raiders | Cable reportedly has violent history of abusing women
Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:51:22 -0800 ESPN.com reports two women claim Oakland Raiders head coach Tom Cable has a history of violent behavior toward women. In separate interview with ESPN's "Outside the Lines," Sandy Cable and Marie Lutz say Cable hit them during relationships dating back more than 20 years. Sandy Cable sought a temporary order of protection in 1989, which said, in part, "On two occasions, one back in '86 and the other in '88, he hit me. The second time in the face, however on attempts to call law enforcement, my husband would rip the phone out of the wall." Lutz, who dated Tom Cable as recently as January of 2009, said she remembers Cable hitting her "three, four times."
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