Las Vegas Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels was asked about fielding his “best 11” during OTAs, which is very telling with the NBA playoffs underway.
Is Robert Spillane the answer to the Las Vegas Raiders’ void at middle linebacker? We’ll surely find out this season as the Silver and Black have made it very apparent they’re giving the former Pittsburgh Steeler every opportunity to solve the conundrum in the middle.
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Tyree Wilson couldn’t ask for better mentors than Chandler Jones and Maxx Crosby. The Las Vegas Raiders’ No. 7 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft has two premiere pass rushers to learn from in the desert to hone and refine his game.
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Patience and “maturity” will be key for an improved (but young) interior defensive line as Las Vegas Raiders DC Patrick Graham recently said.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis left no ambiguity on his thoughts of the NFL’s thoughts of flexing the Thursday Night Football slate this coming season.
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Oh no, a new quarterback is sporting the No. 4 for the Las Vegas Raiders—gasp! The blasphemous act is unforgivable considering the former “4” holds franchise records while the noob “4” is a fourth-round rookie. There, got the rage out of your system? And if you aren’t bothered by Aidan O’Connell sporting the No. 4
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Day 3 of the NFL Draft is where teams are trying to unearth diamonds in the rough. It’s also the portion where squads are mining for high upside and core special teamers. Which one will Amari Burney be for the Las Vegas Raiders? The sixth-round pick (203rd overall) has the makings of a classic flier
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Dave Ziegler made a pick in every round and brought nine neophytes into the Las Vegas Raiders locker room. The Silver and Black’s general manager stuck true to his board and went with his best player available (BPA) and added young talent to a roster in dire need of it.
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Patrick Graham’s excursion as a Senior Bowl head coach proved valuable not only for the defensive coordinator but for the Las Vegas Raiders organization as a whole. The up-close insight Graham got on the prospects gave the Silver and Black invaluable intel, and not only that, but the draft picks spoke about the impact the
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When the Las Vegas Raiders swapped second-round picks with the Indianapolis Colts (No. 38 to No. 35) and snagged Notre Dame tight end Michael Mayer, that was a definite best player available scenario. I’m sure the Silver and Black weren’t the only team shocked to see the Fighting Irish’s record-setting tight end still available, but
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