The Las Vegas Raiders have a talented running back room; it isn’t all Josh Jacobs, either. From top to bottom, the unit has potential.
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The Las Vegas Raiders made a controversial decision when they decided to cut Trent Sieg. Now, as a long snapper, he doesn’t see the field often, but in the locker room, there was a level of love his teammates had for him. Raiders special team’s coach Tom McMahon commented on the team’s decision to cut Sieg as Vegas prepares for the 2023 NFL season. Another aspect of Vegas’ preparations is who will be the quarterback as Jimmy Garoppolo recovers from offseason foot surgery. As a result, a trade could be in order, and one candidate is current San Francisco 49ers quarterback Sam Darnold.
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There are always tantalizing position battles to monitor during NFL training camp. When the Las Vegas Raiders start camp in July, there’ll be one position worth monitoring: the second wide receiver slot. Davante Adams will obviously be the de facto WR1 on the roster; that’s not breaking news. The battle we’re referring to will be
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Whether Raiders fans like it or not, the Tom Brady talk just won’t go away—this time, thanks to Maxx Crosby. Plus, is Jimmy Garoppolo “one and done” after this season?
The rush hour of free agency has come and gone, but several impactful players remain on the market. With the NFL Draft already in the books, teams like the Raiders have a better idea of where the roster is lacking. The pass-rushing group is the strength of the defense, while wide receiver holds that distinction on the other side. Everywhere else, as far as I’m concerned, could use more talent and competition. Cornerback and the interior offensive line stand out as the most pressing needs.
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It’s not all bad in Sin City—throughout these last two years, the Raiders stand alone as the only team to house more than one player who earned an “elite” grade in each of the last two NFL seasons.
CBS Sports believes Las Vegas Raiders tight end Michael Mayer will be an under-the-radar star, while Dylan Parham wants to build off his rookie year.
It’s never a dull day for Las Vegas Raiders fans, and this one was thanks to Josh Jacobs, plus Ameer Abdullah shared praise for his fellow running backs with mandatory minicamp having concluded on June 8th.
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels was asked about fielding his “best 11” during OTAs, which is very telling with the NBA playoffs underway.
Veteran quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo was the first player who Las Vegas Raiders’ general manager Dave Ziegler agreed to terms with once the ‘legal tampering’ period began this offseason. Of all the players who verbally agreed to terms with the Raiders during this period, he was the very last to officially sign his deal. First to agree, last to sign the dotted line; what’s going on? According to most reporters at the time, there was nothing to worry about. Everything was just fine – a minor detail in the contract-language was being worked on, that’s all.
