One of the few bright spots on the Las Vegas Raiders roster in 2019 was Darren Waller. The tight end had a breakout year and looking to build on last season’s success, he’s working on things he can improve. Waller was an important part of the Raiders offense in 2019 The Raiders offense ranked ninth […]
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Charley Casserly of NFL media believes that the Las Vegas Raiders as a whole are a better team than they were last year. However, he also thinks their defense isn’t good enough yet. The other day, Charley Casserly was on NFL Network discussing the Las Vegas Raiders. He was asked about the team’s biggest offseason
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The Las Vegas Raiders defense ranked 24th in points allowed last season. Injuries and ineffectiveness were among the reasons why they had such a bad unit. After aggressively adding talent in the offseason, defensive coordinator Paul Guenther has now plenty of talent to work with. The Raiders defense was bad regardless of the metric in
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A lot of offseason praise went to the new linebackers that the Las Vegas Raiders acquired. Understandably so, but in the end, it might be defensive tackle Maliek Collins who ends up as the most important signing. The Raiders needed to improve their interior pass rush ahead of the 2020 NFL season and they did
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The Las Vegas Raiders lost a few players down the stretch last season. For that reason, it isn’t surprising that head coach Jon Gruden is giving a close look to the team’s rookies while giving the veterans other assignments. The Raiders surely aren’t taking unnecessary risks The Raiders were without their principal contributors at different
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With a chip on quarterback Derek Carr’s shoulder and new offensive weapons on hand, Adam Schein of NFL Media ranked the Las Vegas Raiders seventh in his top nine offenses for 2020. The case for offensive improvement starts with the passing game The Raiders offense steadily improved on paper this past offseason. On one hand,
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Everyone’s familiar with the big-name additions the Las Vegas Raiders made at wide receiver this past offseason, but how will the back end at the position shape up? The Silver and Black desperately needed reinforcements at wide receiver, so general manager Mike Mayock and head coach Jon Gruden did something about it. This past April,
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Colin Cowherd of Fox Sports pontificated a 5-11 finish for the Las Vegas Raiders. Cowherd’s show is based largely on hot takes, but this one is more logical than Raider Nation would like to admit. Â "I think the Raiders are going to start out 2-6 or 1-5 and guess who's going to play? Marcus
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Lamarcus Joyner says he has a better hold of the slot cornerback position heading into his second year with Las Vegas Raiders. Lamarcus Joyner didn’t have a spectacular year one with the Raiders The Raiders gave Joyner a four-year $42 million contract in 2019. They surely projected him to have the same kind of impact
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Yesterday, defensive coordinator Paul Guenther stated the Las Vegas Raiders defense is faster and possesses more depth. Under his command, the defense has seen various struggles since 2018. However, as the team prepares for the season, Guenther believes the team has more athletic defenders than ever before. Is the Raiders defense really more dynamic? Dynamic
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