Fernando Mendoza is just the beginning. The Raiders must nail three critical draft positions or risk squandering the most important pick in franchise history.
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The Las Vegas Raiders are betting Kirk Cousins buys Fernando Mendoza time. The real question isn’t whether the plan is patient—it’s whether patience is the right philosophy at all. Raiders general manager John Spytek deserves credit for constructing a coherent offseason vision. But coherence and wisdom are not synonymous, and the Cousins-Mendoza framework, however tidy
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The Raiders need help with the interior of their defensive line to truly get their whole defense to the next level; these three prospects will help.
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Although the No. 1 overall pick is already solidified, questions are arising about whether Fernando Mendoza is deserving of the honor. He is the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, but analysts like Dan Orlovsky believe he is not a superior prospect. Some say his arm talent is average and that he lacks stature with low muscle
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New Raiders coach Klint Kubiak said what many within Raider Nation have been feeling since the nixed Maxx Crosby trade this offseason.
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Raiders trade back into the 1st round as Klint Kubiak gets his franchise QB and the blindside protector to keep him upright. Here’s how Vegas pulls off the boldest mock draft move of Round 1.
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The Raiders are reshaping their receiving corps with clear progress, but key gaps remain—here’s what’s working, what’s missing, and what comes next.
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The AFC West’s contenders are getting older, but the Raiders are building for what is next with youth, vision and long-term upside.
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The Raiders may be showing signs of stability, but real progress is still a long way off as Las Vegas works to stop the slide without truly turning a corner.
The Raiders haven’t turned a corner; they’ve just stopped spiraling Read More »
The Raiders finalized Klint Kubiak’s staff without a quarterbacks coach. With Fernando Mendoza likely No. 1 overall, the development plan is under the microscope.
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