Adding a wide receiver early in the 2021 NFL Draft won’t be a priority for the Las Vegas Raiders. However, adding South Carolina’s Shi Smith later in the process would boost the potential for big plays. There’s a chance that the Raiders walk away from Tyrell Williams and lose Nelson Agholor. Whether ‘Nelly’ leaves or […]
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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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North Carolina State’s Emeka Emezie could be a big-play speedster that would stretch the field for the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders’ wide receiver corps could use a boost The Raiders’ wide receiver group has some question marks heading into this offseason. Nelson Agholor was the team’s number one pass-catcher, but his return’s not guaranteed.
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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 should save their first-round pick and avoid Notre Dame linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah. It’s possible they already have an answer at linebacker, yes, it’s Cory Littleton. There’s no need to look for outside help The Raiders need help on defense across the board, there’s no arguing that. However, their biggest need is
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Selecting a cornerback in April’s NFL draft might not be a popular move, but for the Las Vegas Raiders, it’s a possibility they need to consider. Upgrading the defensive line’s interior should be the Raiders’ priority in a few months at the NFL draft. However, the inability to stop the pass warrants just as much
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The Las Vegas Raiders finished the 2020 season with a mediocre 8-8 record and now have a new defensive coordinator. They decide to address their defense with their first two draft picks in this mock scenario. Embattled defensive coordinator Paul Guenther was fired after an embarrassing loss at home to the Indianapolis Colts. Now, the
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The wait’s over, the Las Vegas Raiders have hired their defensive coordinator. The winner is, Gus Bradley, and he brings along his assistant coaches, Ron Milus and Richard Smith. Bradley runs a Cover 3 defense, but it has evolved over the years and is now more multi-layered. His strength has always been putting his players
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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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Assuming that the Las Vegas Raiders decide to draft a pass rusher in April’s NFL draft, Minnesota’s Boye Mafe would be worth a look. We all know the Raiders have two foundational pass rushers in Maxx Crosby and Clelin Ferrell. Neither of them is going anywhere, if anything, they could thrive under a new defensive
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