As the season winds down, let’s keep our Las Vegas Raiders draft series going. Up next this time is Georgia CB Kamari Lassiter.
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As the 2023 NFL season winds down, let’s get our Las Vegas Raiders draft “30 days, 30 prospects” series going. Keep in mind that this is our pre-NFL Combine edition. We’ll revisit this list and update it thereafter. First is Alabama CB Terrion Arnold.
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The Raiders are slated to pick outside of the top 10. That, unfortunately, puts them out of reach for Caleb Williams or Drake Maye. Still, that doesn’t mean the Silver and Black can’t walk away from next year’s NFL draft with a franchise-altering signal-caller.
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While the Las Vegas Raiders have fantastic top-end talent scattered across the roster, there are a lot of holes to fill this offseason. One position that could use an upgrade is cornerback. Only a couple of young players stand out in this secondary. An athletic, lengthy corner like Deonte Banks would seamlessly improve this unit.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in a prime position to get two players of top-40 caliber, and defense should be the primary target in round two. One position that needs to receive more discussion for the second-round pick is the interior defensive line. Andrew Billings is underrated, but beyond that, the play in the middle
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This draft class is loaded with good EDGE defenders, and with an early second-rounder, Will McDonald IV is a guy to watch for. Following the senior bowl, where he was dominant, he gained a lot of hype and received talk about going in the first. Because there are so many good EDGEs, a talented player
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After a disappointing year for Patrick Graham’s defense in Las Vegas, it’s worth discussing which defensive prospect would be a good fit with the seventh overall selection. After the Las Vegas Raiders’ corners gave up more than 2,000 yards as a group (per Pro Football Focus), upgrading would do wonders for this team. Let’s discuss
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Tyree Wilson is one of the most highly viewed prospects this year, and he brings a lot of intriguing qualities. With the Las Vegas Raiders picking at number seven, they’ll likely go EDGE in the draft if a veteran quarterback is signed. With many great EDGEs in this year’s class, it’s worth discussing which is
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As East-West Shrine Bowl week kicks into high gear, one prospect that the Las Vegas Raiders should be keeping an eye on is Clemson’s Joseph Ngata. That’s especially true given the uncertainty surrounding the Raiders’ wide receiver corps. Let’s face it: other than Davante Adams, the Raiders could be retooling their receiving group. Hunter Renfrow
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After nine seasons, the Las Vegas Raiders appear to be moving on from Derek Carr. While Carr’s fate hasn’t been decided yet (trade or cut), it leaves them with a large hole at the position. Luckily for the Raiders, this year’s draft is loaded with quarterback prospects. At seventh overall, Florida’s Anthony Richardson is one
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