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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Watching what the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense did to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 55 should’ve made it clear that defense matters. In fact, it wins championships and it seems like the Las Vegas Raiders have forgotten that in recent years. Dominating the line of scrimmage matters, and so do
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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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The Las Vegas Raiders made several splash moves at the wide receiver position in 2019. The first one was a trade for Antonio Brown, and the second was the signing of Tyrell Williams. The latter was supposed to be a field-stretching number two wideout. Nevertheless, the move has not panned out for a myriad of
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The Las Vegas Raiders should take a long look at one of the SEC’s most underrated players, EDGE rusher Dayo Odeyingbo. Vanderbilt isn’t exactly known as a football powerhouse. However, Odeyingbo is flying under the radar. The Raiders need help defensively, so it shouldn’t surprise anyone if most of their draft capital went to that
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The Las Vegas Raiders looked good early in the 2020 season and were at one point in the playoff hunt. However, they ended up losing five of their last eight games and missed the playoffs for the fourth straight year. For that reason, tight end Darren Waller’s recent comments were puzzling. What exactly did Darren
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The Las Vegas Raiders need to desperately enhance their pass rush in 2021, and William Bradley-King could help them do that. The Silver and Black hired Gus Bradley to be their new defensive coordinator. Coming with him will be a defense that rarely blitzes, meaning the front four will need to generate pressure. Judging from
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The Las Vegas Raiders could’ve taken linebacker Devin White with the fourth overall pick in 2019’s NFL draft. Instead, they went with Clemson defensive end Clelin Ferrell. At the time, the decision was puzzling. Almost two years later, it is clear the Silver and Black passed up the chance to take a top-notch player. What
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