There’s a growing consensus that the Las Vegas Raiders should take a tackle with the 17th overall pick in next month’s NFL draft. If that’s the case, two-time All-Big 12 selection Samuel Cosmi from Texas makes sense. Trading away Trent Brown seemed like a foregone conclusion. It was almost like the writing was on the […]
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The Las Vegas Raiders have recently made significant changes to their roster. They’ve moved on from cornerstone players and brought others in during free agency. While some of their most recent additions should help the team right out of the gate, don’t expect the Silver and Black to turn into a perennial Super Bowl contender
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The Las Vegas Raiders need help at safety heading into April’s NFL draft, and perhaps, TCU’s Ar’Darius Washington could be of some assistance. Next month’s player selection meeting is looking like the best option for the Raiders to find a defensive back. After all, many of the premier safeties that were predicted to be available
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Though it’s early in NFL free agency, the Las Vegas Raiders are losing out on several of their own players from 2020, with Takkarist McKinley being the latest. Raider Nation has been through a roller coaster of emotions here in the early going of NFL free agency. The team made a splash when they signed
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The Las Vegas Raiders have largely been a failure in free agency since Jon Gruden’s return, making 2021 his most pivotal year in his second stint. After a series of cuts, the Raiders are putting themselves in a solid position to make noise this free agency. Also, the organization can still restructure Marcus Mariota’s deal,
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In the very storied history of the Raiders, one thing has remained true. Whether they are playing in Oakland, Los Angeles, or Las Vegas they will be the team that shakes up the first round. With figures such as Al Davis and Jon Gruden historically calling the shots, the Raiders often take chances others won’t
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As the Las Vegas Raiders look to revamp their defense, would it make sense to reunite defensive coordinator Gus Bradley with linebacker K.J. Wright? While the Raiders defense had a 2020 campaign they’d like to forget, there were some bright spots. In particular, linebackers Nick Kwiatkoski and Nicholas Morrow shined in spite of defensive coordinator
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Having won Super Bowl LV in dominant fashion, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers might lose some of their contributors. As far as the Las Vegas Raiders are concerned, only one of them should be on their radar. Despite destroying the Kansas City Chiefs in an anticlimactic post-season finale, the ‘Bucs’ have some financial decisions to make.
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The Las Vegas Raiders need to address their defense this offseason but does that mean they should pass up on an offensive playmaker? The hiring of defensive coordinator Gus Bradley is causing some people to overlook players on the Raiders roster. There are several promising contributors still in-house that are going to reap the benefits
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The New York Jets have a new head coach in Robert Saleh and will look to re-shape their team in 2021, maybe the Las Vegas Raiders can poach some of their potential cap casualties. It’s a new day for the Jets, who have some tough decisions to make, just like the Las Vegas Raiders. As
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