Ramble News Desk

June 1st is quickly approaching for the Las Vegas Raiders. They’ll soon be in a good position to add depth to their offensive arsenal at wide receiver or perhaps pick up another offensive lineman. The Raiders’ front office did a noteworthy job of replenishing the roster this offseason. Offensively speaking, acquiring Davante Adams sent shockwaves

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Clelin Ferrell might have one last shot at proving himself worthy of being the fourth overall pick. A new defensive coordinator and a scheme change might help to turn around the fortunes of the former Clemson Tiger. Ferrell came into an impossible situation with the Raiders. First of all, his

The Las Vegas Raiders were one of the first teams that required the COVID-19 vaccine last season, which made waves with fans and season-ticket holders. To attend a game, a fan needed to be vaccinated and then show proof via a phone application (Clear App) at Allegiant Stadium to gain entry. Well, things have changed

The Las Vegas Raiders have just finished conducting their first draft with Josh McDaniels and Dave Ziegler at the helm, and while we won’t know how this class turns out for a few years, that doesn’t mean we can’t take anything away from the weekend. Admittedly, it’s hard to get a feel for the draft

The 2022 NFL Draft is just days away, and there have been several scenarios for the Las Vegas Raiders. Because the team won’t make a decision until the 86th pick, we decided to see what our writing staff thought about the situation. Whom should they draft? Should the Raiders trade up? Let’s take a look.