The 2021 offseason is going to be a very difficult year for every general manager around the league for a variety of reasons, and things won’t be any different for the Las Vegas Raiders. One of the biggest difficulties general manager Mike Mayock will face is how to get out of the red. Due to […]
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The Las Vegas Raiders were a solid team on paper in 2020. They started the season strong and had, at one point, a realistic shot at making the playoffs. However, they imploded in the second half of the year and lost five of their last seven games. A recent report might shed light on the
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The Las Vegas Raiders are facing uncertainty on offense heading into the 2021 offseason. On one hand, right tackle Trent Brown may not be a part of the organization after a roller-coaster campaign in 2020. In addition, while Derek Carr might be the starter; he only has two seasons remaining on his current contract. They
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The Las Vegas Raiders season has been over for several weeks now. However, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is heading to his 10th Super Bowl appearance at age 43. After an impressive season with the Bucs, the Silver and Black should regret not pursuing Brady in 2020’s NFL free-agent window. Rewind to the Raiders
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The Las Vegas Raiders enter this year’s offseason with plenty of roster needs. If they move on from right tackle Trent Brown, they’ll have another one. However, drafting Alex Leatherwood could quickly address that need. Alex Leatherwood is one of the best tackle prospects in 2021’s draft Leatherwood may not be the flashiest prospect in
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Welcome to an offseason edition of the Raider Ramble Roundtable, where some of the Ramble’s finest contributors and guests will bring you their thoughts on all the rumblings, rumors, stats, and Raiders news. For this edition, we have Mario Tovar, Carlos Sanchez, Ryan Holmes, and a guest, Twitter user, Snitch Plissken. Our panel will be
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The Las Vegas Raiders head into the offseason with plenty of needs and holes to fill. 18 of their players are set to become free agents and they may not be able to bring most of them back. However, they must find a way to fortify their roster if they want to finish better than
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Going into the 2020 offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders needed to add playmakers at the wide receiver position. Therefore, nobody batted an eye when the team added two in last year’s draft. Bryan Edwards, whom the Silver and Black took with one of the picks they got in the ‘Khalil Mack’ trade, had first-round grades.
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The Las Vegas Raiders have a stud in running back Josh Jacobs. His backup in 2020, Devontae Booker, was pretty good himself. However, he’s set to become a free agent and he may hit the open market. If the Silver and Black can’t retain ’23’, they should consider kicking the tires on Mark Ingram Jr.
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Linebacker Cory Littleton was one of the hottest free agents last offseason. The Las Vegas Raiders had a glaring hole at the position, so it made sense for them to bring him in. How did the signing play out? Cory Littleton had a rough start with the Raiders Littleton joined the Raiders defense after signing
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