The Las Vegas Raiders need help with the wide receiver position following the Henry Ruggs III tragedy. Ohio State’s Chris Olave could be the answer. After winning four in a row and clinching a playoff berth, the Raiders salvaged their spiraling season. However, by doing so, they also took themselves out of the top 10 […]
Ohio State WR Chris Olave At No. 22 Makes Sense For Raiders Read More »
In the past two weeks, it seems that Las Vegas Raiders defensive back Nate Hobbs can’t stay out of the spotlight. It continues to be a worrisome offseason for the promising player. He’s been put in the spotlight several times throughout his rookie year for his accomplishments on the field. Nonetheless, his recent off-the-field decisions
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The Las Vegas Raiders could add to their young, up-and-coming secondary this April by drafting Washington’s Trent McDuffie. Upgrading or adding to the Raiders’ secondary might not seem like a priority, but Las Vegas shouldn’t pass up on a talent like McDuffie. Which route the Silver and Black take at this year’s draft will hinge
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In Week 13, the list of concerns heading into this offseason would have been massive, as there seemed to have been a lot of holes on the Las Vegas Raiders’ roster. Now, it’s a lot smaller. Winning tends to fix everything and winning four straight and making the playoffs helped fill a lot of those
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Mark Davis and the Las Vegas Raiders have begun their search for a new general manager and a permanent head coach. By now, we know to expect the unexpected when it comes to the Silver and Black. However, the prevailing feeling is that until other names are courted and introduced as hires, the Raiders appear
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The Las Vegas Raiders start their 2022 offseason campaign with the tough job of self-scouting. Which defensive players deserve to be retained and rewarded for a job well done? Who should be in the plans moving forward? Let’s take a look. After the last echo of the whistle… Making the playoffs at the end of
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DeSean Jackson Raiders wide receiver arrived in the midst of a difficult situation following the tragedy involving Henry Ruggs III. However, how does Raider Nation feel about the prospect of him returning? The Silver and Black were in desperate need of speed following Ruggs’ release. So, they opted to bring in Jackson, though in hindsight,
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The Las Vegas Raiders parted ways with now ex-general manager Mike Mayock following the team’s loss on Saturday. Most people figured there was a lot riding on the Raiders’ winning in Cincinnati this past weekend. It seemed several jobs were on the line, particularly Mayock’s and interim coach Rich Bisaccia’s. The latter’s fate has yet
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The Las Vegas Raiders may have lost in their wild card weekend matchup, but they still have a lot to be proud of looking back. Moral Victories In the NFL, there are no such things as moral victories. It is the equivalent of doing everything right, except finishing the job. However, the Raiders did their best
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Despite the heartbreaking loss handed to them by the Cincinnati Bengals, there were a number of positives for the Las Vegas Raiders, mainly from running back Josh Jacobs. He finished Saturday’s game with 83 yards on the ground. As we focus on the offseason, let’s take a look at Jacobs’ play on the field. If
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