The Las Vegas Raiders need help in the trenches on both sides of the ball. However, they might be able to capitalize on some of the Chicago Bears’ potential cap casualties to alleviate this. The Raiders will have to address some serious deficiencies that currently plague them after a disappointing 2020 season. In particular, they […]
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Coming off a 7-9 season in 2019, it was clear the Las Vegas Raiders needed more talent. This, was especially evident on defense. Jon Gruden and Mike Mayock understood this and made many big signings for big money on this side of the ball. However, the results are not probably the ones the teams’ brass
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Much like the Las Vegas Raiders, the Atlanta Falcons will be parting ways with several veterans in order to fix their financial situation. The Raiders will be busy this offseason and rightfully so. After an underwhelming 2020 campaign, they will be moving on from a few players. This is especially true for those with bloated
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Draft Season is upon us. After taking a look at the best first-round picks in Las Vegas Raiders history, let’s take a look at how well the Silver and Black have done with their second-round selections. Who are the Raiders’ best second-round picks in team history? FRED BILETNIKOFF, WR Don’t let the stick’em fool you,
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The New Orleans Saints have some roster decisions to make this offseason, and the Las Vegas Raiders should capitalize on their potential cuts. The Silver and Black need help on several fronts, so picking up quality depth will be of the utmost importance. As far as the Saints, they’ll look to continue their playoff momentum,
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It’s well-known that the Raiders have missed on some draft day prospects in recent years. On the other hand, they’ve nailed some late-round selections as well. Here are some of the Raiders’ best late-round steals in franchise history. Bo Jackson, running back If you’re familiar with the Raiders’ history, you knew ‘Bo’ was going to
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The Las Vegas Raiders are bringing back defensive David Irving. Will his return affect the Silver and Black’s inclination to go after an EDGE defender early in the NFL draft? As April quickly approaches, the popular consensus is that the Silver and Black need to go defense early. Given how bad the unit played under
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Nobody will argue that the Las Vegas Raiders need to upgrade their defense this offseason. They need to get new defensive coordinator Gus Bradley as much help as they can if they want him to succeed and Marcus Williams will be one of the most coveted free agents in the open market. Should the Silver
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Having won Super Bowl LV in dominant fashion, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers might lose some of their contributors. As far as the Las Vegas Raiders are concerned, only one of them should be on their radar. Despite destroying the Kansas City Chiefs in an anticlimactic post-season finale, the ‘Bucs’ have some financial decisions to make.
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The Las Vegas Raiders thought they had acquired a difference-maker when they signed defensive end Carl Nassib last offseason. Instead, they paid for a player that failed to have an impact on the field. What if the Silver and Black cut their losses? Should they pull the plug on him and trade him? Why would
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