The running back room for the Raiders is getting crowded with OTAs underway, and the absence of Josh Jacobs has been a blessing for the others. Notably, Zamir White and Brittain Brown are making the most of it. More reinforcements are on the way too, in the form of Sincere McCormick.
First, no matter how the fanbase views Jimmy Garoppolo, it is blatantly obvious the veteran signal-caller is not in the long-term plans. Journeyman Brian Hoyer and youngsters like Chase Garbers and Aidan O’Connell do little to inspire optimism toward the future of the position. Who knows; will Garoppolo even take a snap for the Raiders? Enter: Drake Maye…
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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.
The Las Vegas Raiders’ linebacker corps has been a topic of discussion as the NFL season is right around the corner. Recruiting analyst Tristen Kuhn pointed out on Twitter that the group isn’t as bad as some might believe; however, it’s still a bottom-five unit. Nonetheless, there’s still plenty of time for general manager Dave
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This isn’t easy, but let’s look at the three biggest flops this offseason under Las Vegas Raiders general manager Dave Ziegler.
All eyes will be on the Las Vegas Raiders’ offense this season heading into Year 2 under head coach Josh McDaniels. The spotlight is possibly no brighter than on superstar wideout Davante Adams—especially given the current quarterback conundrum. Speaking of which, assuming he’ll be healthy, is Jimmy Garoppolo headed for a breakout year?
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Needing to desperately acquire a pass-rushing boost this offseason, general manager Dave Zeigler did exactly that. Arguably the best defensive talent available, when it was time for the Las Vegas Raiders to make their first selection during April’s NFL Draft, Tyree Wilson was the pick. Finally, the offseason conjecture had ended. Despite unable to participate
Drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders in round two of the 2021 NFL Draft, safety Trevon Moehrig has been a day-one starter in Las Vegas’ secondary. During his rookie campaign, Moehrig played the same coverage-safety role that led him to win the Jim Thorpe Award in 2020. This past season, now in year-two of his NFL career, Moehrig swapped to a utility role. Instead of playing the free safety position he was accustomed to, the former TCU defensive back spent his ’22 season at strong safety. Teammate Nate Hobbs shares a similar story.
