I live on the East coast, actually. Hoping to next year, though!

In any case, I gather it’s mostly like going to any game in another team’s stadium. Don’t act like a jerk and most people will leave you alone. You’ll probably get some good natured heckling. Like any fanbase, the Raiders have some crazy jerkoffs who will try to legitimately harass you, but that’s a risk you take in any NFL stadium.

Chances are, you’re in for a good time. Would probably avoid the Black Hole, though.

1) The D-line came to play. With the addition of Seymour and Ellis, the Raiders actually have one of the best front fours in the league….when they all show up and play hard. Seymour and Ellis aren’t a problem in this regard, but Gerard Warren and Tommy Kelly, the DT’s, can be. It’s no coincidence that the Raiders have looked best when they’ve been up and on the attack.

2) Mixing of the defensive scheme. Finally, finally, finally it went beyond the standard vanilla formations and mixed in zone coverage and blitzing, some stunts, the occassional use of the 3-4 and much else. The Eagles had no clue.

3) JaMarcus Russell finally deciding to play like an NFL quarterback.

4) Tom Cable calling a sensible game plan with screens and shorter routes and committing to the run more.

Our offense doesn’t match up particularly well with anyone’s defense at this point.

If I had to pick, though, I’d say our running game against your Kris Jenkins-less defensive line. Our offensive line is such a patchwork right now, though, I’m not even very confident in that direction. Cable has to commit to the run game like he did last week, too.