In a decade in which the Raiders hoisted the Lombardi Trophy twice, narrowing down this list was tricky. Only the truly great make it this time. Methodology Like always, we will use the scoring system from last year’s “5 Greatest Raiders of All Time” piece, with a few tweaks of course. When we look at […]
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Back in the Raiders Vault once again. This time we’re looking at the four greatest offensive players from the 90s. Methodology Just like in the last installment, we will use the same adjusted methodology from last year’s Greatest Raiders of all time article. We will use the same categories, but narrow our focus to just
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In this latest Raiders Vault installment, we’ll look at who were the greatest offensive players from 2000 to 2009 for the Silver and Black. Methodology For this piece, I’m going to use a similar method as what I used last summer when looking for the five greatest Raiders of all-time. The rating scale will still
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Did the Las Vegas Raiders really have the league’s worst offseason? No, but let’s not act like this is a reason to celebrate. ESPN ranks Raiders’ offseason No.32 in the NFL… Last week, ESPN’s Bill Barnwell put out part one of a two-part series in which he ranks every NFL team’s offseason moves. The Raiders
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Last season, Denzelle Good was the Swiss Army Knife of the Las Vegas Raiders offensive line, filling in at several positions. He played well enough that he earned a new contract. Now the question is whether he should be the full-time starter at the right tackle spot. Raiders’ options at right tackle Realistically, there are
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Back at it again with trap games. Which games could be more difficult than they appear this year for the Las Vegas Raiders? What is a trap game? Essentially, a trap game is a game that a team might be looking past. This could cause them to lose to a team that they shouldn’t in
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Many of Las Vegas Raiders’ first-round picks over the past two years have shocked and confounded people. This year’s draft is likely to be no different. Who is Walker Little? Walker Littler played left tackle at Stanford. At six foot seven and 320 pounds, he has excellent size to be an NFL left tackle. His
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The Las Vegas Raiders are revamping their offensive line this offseason, and they could add reinforcements in the 2021 NFL Draft. Here are the ten best interior offensive line prospects. 1. Alijah Vera-Tucker, RS Junior, USC Tucker plays with a very strong base, and it is difficult to get around him in the passing game.
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Here is yet another loaded offensive position group. At least ten tackles are going by the end of day two and the Las Vegas Raiders need to take one. Everyone in the top ten could realistically start at some point this season. 1. Penei Sewell, Junior, Oregon In a loaded offensive tackle class, Penei Sewell
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This year’s crop of tight ends is one of the most top-heavy position groups in this draft class. The Las Vegas Raiders already have a couple of studs in Darren Waller and Foster Moreau and the top prospect in the selection meeting will be out of reach when they’re on the clock at 17. Nevertheless,
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