I never imagined my journey would lead me here—breaking down Raiders football with the same intensity I once brought to the field as a college linebacker. Growing up in East LA, football was more than a game; it was a way of life. It taught me discipline, resilience, and the thrill of strategy. But when my playing days ended, I found myself drawn to a different kind of playbook—the one that unfolds on the sidelines, in the film room, and in the minds of coaches and players.
Las Vegas is now my home, but the Raiders have always been my team. Covering them as "The Raider RX" is more than a job; it’s a calling. I approach every breakdown, every analysis, and every podcast episode with the same passion I had on the field. Whether I’m dissecting Maxx Crosby’s hand-fighting technique or explaining why the red zone playbook needs a complete overhaul, I’m driven by a love for the game and a desire to see the Silver & Black rise again.
My background in sports medicine and analytics gives me a unique lens to diagnose the team’s strengths and weaknesses. I don’t sugarcoat the truth—Raiders Nation deserves honesty, even when it stings. From calling out front office missteps to celebrating player progress, I believe in tough love. After all, therapy is expensive, but Raiders football is free (and just as painful).
Covering the Raiders in Vegas is an experience like no other. The city’s energy mirrors the team’s grit, and I love connecting the franchise’s storied history to its modern identity. Whether I’m hosting watch parties at local bars, sipping coffee in Allegiant Stadium’s press box, or sparring with Mark Davis’ burner accounts, I’m all in for this community. Raiders football isn’t just a sport—it’s a culture, a family, and sometimes, a heartbreak.
Through my podcast, "The Treatment Room," and weekly features like the "Sick Bay Report," I aim to give fans the insight they crave and the laughs they need. I’m unapologetically honest, technically sharp, and always ready to challenge the status quo. Because at the end of the day, I believe the Raiders can be great again—and I’ll be here, diagnosing the path to get there, one play at a time.