The Raiders needed help at safety this offseason. Nevertheless, they opted not to sign one in free agency and waited instead. Their patience paid off and they brought back Karl Joseph, who they drafted 14th overall in 2016 and spent the last year with the Cleveland Browns. Joseph recently had a sitdown with the local …
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The Las Vegas Raiders need to do something about their terrible pass defense, and West Virginia’s Tykee Smith could help them. Sunday’s display against Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers was more evidence that fixing the pass defense should be a priority. Defensive coordinator Paul Guenther was relieved of his duties following the loss so addressing …
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Only seven players remain from the previous Las Vegas Raiders administration.
The Las Vegas Raiders have pressing needs such as upgrading their linebacker corps. That doesn’t mean they should neglect the safety position.
The Las Vegas Raiders would be smart to give safety Karl Joseph, who will be a free agent, a one-year prove-it deal.
With the 2019 season right around the corner, this is a good time to start getting to know your 2019 Oakland Raiders better, starting with the defensive backs. Strong Safeties: Karl Joseph, Johnathan Abram, Dallin Leavitt, Jordan Richards Since Jon Gruden took over last season, there’s been a lot of trade rumors circulating the Silver …
It feels like every year there is at least one Raiders player who gets cut that most people did not see coming. While a surprise cut is extremely difficult to predict, below I take a stab at who that player might be this year. Raiders: Three Potential Surprise Cuts Currently there are 90 players on …
Oakland Raiders safety Karl Joseph has been good against the stop but not much against coverage. For that reason, everyone could benefit from him having a great year this upcoming season.
The Oakland Raiders made a mistake by not exercising safety Karl Joseph’s fifth year option.
Here is part two of my predictions on who I think will make the Oakland Raiders 53-man roster. If you didn’t catch part one check it out right here. Defensive Ends: Tank Carradine, Bruce Irvin, Fadol Brown, Arden Key, Frostee Rucker, Shilique Calhoun Khalil Mack may not be listed on the depth chart as he …
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