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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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 need help on defense, but let’s take a look at a more plausible scenario considering how the offseason might unfold. The Raiders proved they’re willing to invest in the defense when they signed Nick Kwiatkoski and Cory Littleton in 2020. They should keep investing in the unit and pursue an upper-tier
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The Las Vegas Raiders might have an opportunity to address a gaping hole in the middle of their defensive line. Recently released defensive tackle Kawann Short could be the answer to the team’s defensive shortcomings. The Raiders moved on from defensive coordinator Paul Guenther in December after a historically inept defensive performance. A lot of
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Las Vegas Raiders fans would probably prefer not to remember their team’s pitiful draft history. Nevertheless, former NFL executive Gil Brandt recently did precisely that on Twitter. Brandt was the vice president of player personnel for the Dallas Cowboys from 1960 through 1988. Alongside Tom Landry, his scouting prowess helped the Cowboys earn two Super
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There are two potential cap casualties from the Seattle Seahawks that the Las Vegas Raiders should take a long look at this offseason. It’s no secret that the Silver and Black need to quickly do something about a horrid defense. The NFL draft in April will offer some intriguing options such as defensive tackle Christian
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The Las Vegas Raiders could add depth at two critical positions if the Los Angeles Rams part ways with these two players. Two glaring areas of need for the Raiders after their 2020 campaign are at right tackle and interior defensive line. At the moment of writing, it’s unclear if Las Vegas will in fact
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The Las Vegas Raiders will need to address several holes on their roster, and poaching some talent from the San Francisco 49ers might help. The one name involving the Silver and Black and the Niners is veteran cornerback Richard Sherman. However, the team needs speed and youth in their defensive backfield. Sherman would still be
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The Las Vegas Raiders need help at the linebacker position and Baron Browning could help. The Raiders linebacker corps shined at times in 2020 but continued to overall regress under Paul Guenther. Nick Kwiatkoski and Nicholas Morrow impressed and both should have long-term roles with the Raiders, though the latter is scheduled to hit the
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Nelson Agholor revitalized his career in 2020 with the Las Vegas Raiders, but is he worthy of the franchise tag? The question that the Raiders’ brain trust should be asking themselves is whether Agholor’s production warrants such priority. Can they, under no circumstance, allow him to walk in case no long-term agreement is reached? It
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