We continue to take a stroll down memory lane with regards to the Las Vegas Raiders’ drafts of the previous decade. Up next, the Ramble looks back at the sixth round in all its glory. While the seventh round hasn’t been too kind to the Silver and Black, the sixth round’s a different story. Though […]
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Lack of an interior pass rush crippled the Las Vegas Raiders defense last year, so a defensive prospect such as USC’s Marlon Tuipulotu could help. It’s entirely plausible that the Raiders’ interior defensive line will have a complete makeover this offseason. Last season, the unit wasn’t able to generate much pressure despite Rod Marinelli’s addition
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Let’s take a look at the seventh-round selections the Las Vegas Raiders have made this past decade. You, the reader, can decide who was the best of the bunch. The seventh round of the NFL draft is often overlooked by many folks. However, a team can often find hidden gems in the last round of
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The Las Vegas Raiders need help at safety heading into April’s NFL draft, and perhaps, TCU’s Ar’Darius Washington could be of some assistance. Next month’s player selection meeting is looking like the best option for the Raiders to find a defensive back. After all, many of the premier safeties that were predicted to be available
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The Las Vegas Raiders decided to add some reinforcements this week at the expense of the Buffalo Bills’ cap casualties, this time it was Quinton Jefferson. Earlier this week, the Raiders decided to pick up veteran wide receiver John Brown, essentially replacing Nelson Agholor. The speedy playmaker is a welcomed addition but the team’s brain
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As if the Las Vegas Raiders don’t have enough to worry about, opposing tight ends in the AFC West will present another challenge in 2021. The Silver and Black will be facing a very familiar face next season when they face the Los Angeles Chargers, tight end Jared Cook. Despite a drop in production these
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The Las Vegas Raiders have yet to do something about their deficiencies at free safety and cornerback this free agency period. Perhaps, welcoming back TJ Carrie to man the slot could provide short-term relief. The Silver and Black decided to part ways with defensive back Lamarcus Joyner this offseason. This is somewhat surprising. Especially when
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The Las Vegas Raiders have done a solid job of fortifying their defensive line in hopes of getting after quarterbacks next year. However, the defensive backfield still needs attention. The Raiders decided they had seen enough of Lamarcus Joyner lining up at the slot and parted ways. Surprising when you consider Jon Gruden’s friend, former
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The Las Vegas Raiders have had an NFL free agency period that has bewildered their fan base. However, bringing back Zay Jones appears to make sense. While it may upset some in Raider Nation, it appears Las Vegas has set their wide receiver room for 2021. The organization is bringing back Zay Jones, though terms
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After Las Vegas Raiders fans lost their collective minds following a series of transactions, they can rest easy knowing Richie Incognito’s coming back. It’s been an interesting last couple of days for the Silver and Black in NFL free agency. In a matter of hours, the Raiders’ offensive line appeared to be going through a
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