The Las Vegas Raiders have been on a tear to start the 2023 NFL Preseason. The team secured a 34-7 victory last weekend vs. the 49ers, an outcome that was never in question. Josh McDaniels and Co. followed it up with another 34-point outburst in Week 2 vs. the Rams. Fox Sports’ Colin Cowherd is starting to buy in.
As we near the conclusion of the 2023 preseason for the Las Vegas Raiders, there are some tough questions that’ll need to be answered. That’s especially true with regards to the wide receivers, namely Tre Tucker, DeAndre Carter, and Kristian Wilkerson.
Another week, another win in the bag for the Las Vegas Raiders. There’s quite a bit to unload here following back-to-back dominant victories for the Silver and Black. A couple of players that have stood out so far are Brian Hoyer and Tre Tucker, though for all the wrong reasons, sadly.
With the preseason nearly complete, things have not changed between Josh Jacobs and the Raiders. Head coach Josh McDaniels echoed that sentiment as the All-Pro remains absent from the team with no new developments.
Jimmy Garoppolo finally graced the field as the Las Vegas Raiders’ quarterback; however, considering the limited play, were you impressed?
With two preseason games out of the way for the Las Vegas Raiders, “Aidan O’Connell mania” is now sweeping across Raider Nation. Though O’Connell has only six quarters of football under his belt, there is much to be pleased with. To be completely transparent and honest, preseason defenses are vanilla and non-complex. Geared towards practicing fundamentals and evaluating talent. They provide simplistic and basic looks for work reads and adjustments.
Cornerback Duke Shelley had his Raiders debut last Sunday. Although Raider Nation only remembers “the play,” Shelley had a quality outing vs the 49ers. In fact, even “the play” was a positive sign, although the end-result was a hard pillow to swallow.
The Las Vegas Raiders opened their preseason slate with a sizable victory over the San Francisco 49ers. The vibes are at an all-time high as the team looks to continue its winning ways vs. the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday evening. The two squads have been preparing for the matchup by logging some heated joint …
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After a thorough 34-7 defeat of the San Francisco 49ers, the Las Vegas Raiders offer promise defensively. Producing four first-half sacks of Trey Lance and two near-interceptions, the Raiders’ defense looked like gangbusters. Defensive coordinator Patrick Graham had to be proud. “I think that, somewhere between the first 5-10 plays, the opposing quarterback must go …
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The Raiders’ impressive Week 1 win was due to a commanding performance from the defense. This means there should be no shortage of players to monitor on Saturday when Vegas takes the field. Here are three names to watch on defense vs. the Rams.
