There’s one potential Cleveland Browns cap casualty that would help the Las Vegas Raiders’ pass-rushing woes. The Browns are trending upwards and will look to lock up cornerstone players for the long run. Quarterback Baker Mayfield and cornerback Denzel Ward will probably be among them. On the other hand, defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson might not […]
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As we continue our look at potential 2021 cap casualties, next up are the Indianapolis Colts. The Las Vegas Raiders might be able to snag one upgrade this offseason depending on which route ‘Indy’ decides to take. The Colts will be looking to return to the playoffs in 2021. However, they’ll have to decide whom
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If the Baltimore Ravens decide Yannick Nagakoue becomes too pricey, the Las Vegas Raiders should pursue him. The Raiders need help with their pass rush and in a bad way, as the unit totaled a measly 21 sacks in 2020. If the organization truly wants to revamp their porous defense, they’ll need to get defensive
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All NFL teams will be looking to make changes to give themselves some financial flexibility with the 2021 salary cap changes, and the Las Vegas Raiders and Miami Dolphins are no exception. Going into NFL free agency this year, the Raiders have several positions needing re-tooling. Some of these holes will be plugged during April’s
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While the New England Patriots are despised by the Las Vegas Raiders’ faithful, they have some potential cap casualties that warrant a look. The Patriots found themselves in a strange place in 2020 without quarterback Tom Brady, and ended the season with a 7-9 record. Moving forward, they’ll need a new quarterback in 2021 and
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The Las Vegas Raiders are projected to go with Michigan’s Kwity Paye in Pro Football Focus’ latest mock, but should they? It’s not breaking news that the Silver and Black need to upgrade their defense. Their front four seemingly regressed under Rod Marinelli in 2020. At least on paper, it did, as their defensive linemen
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The Las Vegas Raiders selected Clemson defensive end Clelin Ferrell fourth overall in the 2019 NFL Draft. At the time, this was hard to believe. Many pundits used the word ‘reach’. However, general manager Mike Mayock and head coach Jon Gruden leaned on the Clemson standout’s productivity and pedigree. After a rocky rookie season that
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Few things are sure in life. Death, Taxes, and the Las Vegas Raiders defensive secondary giving up big pass plays. The Raiders will enter the offseason with a new defensive coordinator in Gus Bradley after dismissing Paul Guenther. Nevertheless, they’re plagued by the same concerns that have haunted them for the better part of 15 years.
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Maliek Collins was one of, if not the most disappointing free-agent the Las Vegas Raiders signed in 2020. The defensive tackle was expected to come in and bolster a defensive line that desperately needed help. Coming off of a season with 21 pressures, six tackles for loss, and four sacks in 2019, that is what
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While you can’t pinpoint the team’s needs before the free agency period, it’s pretty clear that the Las Vegas Raiders lack playmakers on the defensive side of the ball. On the other hand, you could make the argument that ‘best player available’ is the way to go and that’s how this mock scenario goes. This
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