As predicted, Las Vegas Raiders rookie Tyree Wilson had a productive game against the New York Giants in Week 9. Wilson was credited with half a sack, 2 pressures, 3 solo tackles, and a quarterback hit. Now, the rookie looks to keep up the pace with the Jets coming into town.
Safety Jamal Adams wants out of the New York Jets, and if they really want to, the Las Vegas Raiders can engage in trade talks.
Will history repeat itself in 2020 when the Raiders and Jet meet again?
The Las Vegas Raiders have a relatively easy schedule in 2020. However, they should be wary of three potential trap games.
The second wave of free agency awaits for the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders have signed defensive players in free agency. Now it’s the offense turn.
As the Las Vegas Raiders look to address their outside corner woes, the team cannot overlook the struggles at the slot position. With Lamarcus Joyner struggling to hold his ground in 2019, there is one free agent that could allow him to return to his natural safety position. Slot Defenders are Key in Today’s NFL …
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The Las Vegas Raiders have the means to spend big on free agency. That doesn’t mean they should do it, or should they?
The Las Vegas Raiders need help at wide receiver and Robby Anderson will be the number one prospect in free agency this year, but Ryan Smith doesn’t think he’s worth the money… or the risk.
The Las Vegas Raiders showed interest in trading for wide receiver Robby Anderson last season, but nothing happened. Now that the Jets receiver will become a free agent, the Raiders should pass ln signing him.
