the fact he had to run behind the Faiders line... couldn't have been a problem. :rolleyes:

physical checks out..... stop gap or F this season and run Smith into the ground and use up that draft pick.

sweet is pippin coming too?

Only if it's for this season. I can't stand Jordan's running style... at all.

Oakland is the #6 rushing team, making over 4 yards per attempt... Chiefs are the #31 rushing team at 3 yards per attempt.

Before he re-injured his back, Jordan was #2 in the NFL - just 7 yards behind the league's leading rusher.

He could do OK for you guys... even behind your stinker of an O-line. But his back won't hold up so you'd need to find him a backup for sure....

A healthy Jordan is a good RB to have. He would go nicely with LJ. Both are similar builds but Jordan has more slash to him and can catch the ball.

Raiders | Bush to remain on the PUP list
Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:04:01 -0800

Oakland Raiders RB Michael Bush (leg) was not activated off the Physically Unable to Perform list Wednesday, Nov. 21. Since Wednesday was the last day to activate him, Bush will remain on the list. Head coach Lane Kiffin said part of the reason Bush was not activated was because they would have had to release either RB LaMont Jordan or RB Dominic Rhodes, and they did not want one of their division rivals to sign the one they released.

Change of plan..... Oakland did not activate Michael Bush. That would leave the Raiders with only Fargas & Rhodes, so Jordan probably won't be going anywhere.

he wouldn't be bad as a role player, but I don't think he wants to be that. And back problems are concerning because they don't usually go away.

From Rotoworld:



Raiders kept RB Michael Bush (leg surgery) on the Physically Unable to Perform list, ending his season.
Bush can still practice with the scout team and attend meetings. This move was more a result of Oakland not wanting K.C. to get its mits on LaMont Jordan, as Jordan likely would've been the one to go had Bush been activated. Coach Lane Kiffin confirmed Bush was healthy enough to contribute if needed and expects him to compete to start next season.
Source: Oakland Tribune

Probably the smartest move the raiders did all season.