Many fans appear to be overlooking the injury to Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Tyrell Williams. If his most recent injury does indeed put his 2020 season in jeopardy, the cause for concern should be real.
There’s no doubt that Raiders rookie Henry Ruggs III is a fast and talented wide receiver. The question is whether he can get off to a fast start as the Silver and Black will need him to.
The Las Vegas Raiders struggling with their pass-defense is nothing new, well, it won’t get any easier in 2020 for Paul Guenther’s unit.
The Las Vegas Raiders will have a young and versatile running backs room this season. According to its veteran member, they will hold themselves accountable as a unit.
The 2020 season is less than three weeks away and teams will try to go into Week 1 with a full deck. However, the Las Vegas Raiders already have a couple of veterans dealing with injuries and may not be ready for the season opener. Nagging injuries haven’t let Williams and Brown fully contribute The …
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The Las Vegas Raiders head into the 2020 NFL season with a lot of youth at cornerback. In particular, one rookie to keep an eye on is Amik Robertson.
Of all the Las Vegas Raiders’ additions that are drawing a ton of interest is rookie wide receiver, Bryan Edwards. He recently received a noteworthy comparison from his quarterback, Derek Carr.
One of the bright spots for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2019 was then-rookie cornerback, Trayvon Mullen. While it was a positive development, can the second-year man show he’s a top 15 corner?
The struggles Raiders safety Lamarcus Joyner in 2019 are well documented. Question is, can he step up and all of a sudden become a tackling machine?
Make no mistake about it folks, the Las Vegas Raiders drafted wide receiver Henry Ruggs III for his speed. All the same, upon closer examination, it seems the Silver and Black landed a truly reliable target.
