Las Vegas Raiders general manager Mike Mayock is not running from expectations in 2021. This is why he declared, publicly and unprompted, that both he and head coach Jon Gruden have their sights set on the postseason. Clear expectations for the Raiders “We think we are going to be a pretty good football team. We […]
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Although all eyes are on the start of the 2021 season, the Las Vegas Raiders front office must always look ahead. Speaking of which, it appears the organization is on track to have a lot of financial flexibility. Money to spend? According to the great people of Spotrac, the Raiders are projected to have the
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The 53-man roster has now taken shape for the Las Vegas Raiders, who were the two biggest surprises that made it? The preseason is over and Week 1 is getting closer. The Raiders had to trim down their roster, which included some tough decision-making. Each offseason there are cuts that catch fans and writers off
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After being taken with the fourth overall pick in 2019, Clelin Ferrell has struggled at times. Clearly not the pass rusher the Raiders envisioned, the Clemson product is now working with the back-ups. Could he be available through trade? What would the trade look like? Of course, any player in the NFL can be had
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When the final 0:00 ticked off the scoreboard in Levi’s Stadium, the preseason ended without the Las Vegas Raiders starting offense playing a single down. Football is a sport that must be practiced until reaching a near-mastered ultra-instinct level. However, nothing hurts the product on the field quite like being off of it. Extending the
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It was only the preseason but the Las Vegas Raiders appear to have a steal in cornerback, Nate Hobbs. Once Gus Bradley was cemented as the new Raiders defensive coordinator, the organization went to work. Among the noteworthy offseason moves was snagging Hobbs in the draft’s fifth round. Looking back, Hobbs made an impression from
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Welp, that was hard to watch. While there was plenty of competition for the losers section, there were a couple of Las Vegas Raiders who made some solid impressions. Winners Damon Arnette The second-year cornerback out of Ohio State has certainly been put on notice this offseason. The former first-round draft pick has seemingly lost
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The final Las Vegas Raiders preseason game wasn’t close if you look at the scoreboard. However, there were definitely some positives to be had. As always, Raider Nation had plenty to say about the good, the bad, and the downright ugly. Even the worst of losses often present some sort of positive. For the Raiders,
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The Las Vegas Raiders rolled into the final week of the preseason at 2-0 looking to close out a familiar opponent. The Battle of the Bay was renewed against the longtime rival San Fransisco 49ers. Head coach Jon Gruden has remained steadfast in his desire to keep starters off the field. This would be the
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While Maxx Crosby is improving on the field, he is also doing so off the field. In a recent interview by ESPN.com’s Paul Gutierrez, Raiders’ defensive end Maxx Crosby spoke personally. The young defensive end said how alcoholism runs in his family and how he has also had to battle it in his first two
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