Bringing about an unlikely MVP season and getting Raiders fans to come out to church in droves? Crazy. Enduring over a decade of dysfunction only to see Las Vegas of all cities reap the benefits? If you thought Chargers fans were pissed about the LA move, imagine the hellfire Raiders fans would rain down.įortunately a familiar face is stepping up to provide a guiding voice during this time of need… Derek Carr! Apparently this guy is the shining light for Raiders fans on and off the field, as he hit Brave Church in San Ramon last weekend to share some wisdom:

My grandpa was a pastor, my uncle was a pastor, my other grandpa was a deacon, my dad was a deacon, my mom’s a worship. Derek Rishmawy wrote a thoughtful article about our online identity. There were plenty of good moments this past season, but if you are a Raiders fan you can’t help but feel a little angsty about a future without mannequin bong hits in the O.co parking lot. Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr praised his parents for teaching him to make his faith his first priority and said that, as a child, he wouldn’t play if a game fell on a Sunday. Huge thanks to derekcarrqb for hanging with us at centralonline this weekend. The thing I really appreciate about Simonetta Carr is that she likes to hang out a. It’s trying times for Raider Nation these days: their quarterback is recovering from a broken leg, they are constantly plagued with rumors of relocation to Las Vegas (or San Antonio?), and their first postseason appearance since 2002 ended with a loss against Brock effin’ Osweiler.

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