Chester Mcglockton

The bags were piled up, the trucks were loaded up and the players were fired up. After nearly six weeks of training camp, the Raiders left Oxnard Thursday and moved back to their regular-season headquarters in El Segundo. The best part for the players? No more two-a-day workouts. "I think we've had enough," Raider Coach Art Shell said. "We've probably had more (two-a-days) than anyone in the National Football League. We were the first ones (among all the teams) in camp.

After sitting out the Raiders' opener against the Minnesota Vikings last week, wide receiver-kick returner Rocket Ismail probably will be activated for Sunday's game at Seattle, Coach Art Shell said. "I expect that he'll play this week," Shell told reporters Thursday. "He's getting a good grasp of what we're doing now."

Nine months after losing to Baltimore in the AFC playoffs, the Broncos couldn't prove their New Year's Eve flop was an aberration, losing to the Ravens, 20-13, in the regular-season rematch Sunday. The Ravens (2-1), who beat Denver, 21-3, on their way to last season's Super Bowl championship, limited Denver to 228 yards in total offense and forced three turnovers to rebound from a surprising loss the Cincinnati Bengals last week.