The Las Vegas Raiders need proven pass rushers in Gus Bradley’s system, and Leonard Floyd could be of help. The Raiders will be retaining David Irving and already have Maxx Crosby and Clelin Ferrell in the fold, as far as pass rushers. However, the Silver and Black will need to stockpile a little bit more […]
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As the Las Vegas Raiders look to revamp their defense, would it make sense to reunite defensive coordinator Gus Bradley with linebacker K.J. Wright? While the Raiders defense had a 2020 campaign they’d like to forget, there were some bright spots. In particular, linebackers Nick Kwiatkoski and Nicholas Morrow shined in spite of defensive coordinator
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The Las Vegas Raiders lack many things on defense so why wouldn’t they address all of those deficiencies with one player? We’re talking about J.J. Watt of course. A surefire Hall of Famer, Watt finds himself without a home for the first time with the Houston Texans moving on this offseason. The Raiders, on the
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With the NFL preseason possibly being shortened in 2021, the Las Vegas Raiders might get to face an old friend, all-world defender, Khalil Mack. It’s the trade that much of Raider Nation has never been able to get over these past few seasons. In all honesty, we don’t blame them when you consider how things
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We’ve seen that anything can happen at the NFL draft every year, so we presented a hypothetical question to our readers. The scenario is if Florida tight end Kyle Pitts were to fall to 17, should the Raiders pounce? Pitts is a consensus top ten pick and is universally being hailed as a potential game-changing
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The Green Bay Packers made a couple of surprising roster cuts and could make a few more not long after. Here are a couple of them the Las Vegas Raiders could target. Just like other teams, the Packers have to clean up their roster and make some tough choices. This is where the Raiders can
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Could safety John Johnson be the difference maker that the Las Vegas Raiders desperately need in their defensive backfield? A third-round selection by the Los Angeles Rams back in 2017, Johnson will be an unrestricted free agent. Much like the Raiders, the Rams will need to restructure themselves financially. This means Johnson might not return
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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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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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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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