We continue to take a stroll down memory lane to the Las Vegas Raiders’ drafts of the previous decade. Up next, the Ramble looks back at the fifth round as we now find ourselves one step closer to the middle rounds. As you might’ve read in our post covering the sixth round, the Raiders landed […]
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The Las Vegas Raiders have taken their fans on a rollercoaster ride during the 2021 free agency period. Unfortunately, this hasn’t been a high-end, Six Flags-level ride but more of the County Fair variety. Much like those poorly created attractions, the exciting portions are fleeting and short-lived, the securement bar locks in but still feels
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The Las Vegas Raiders have used free agency up to this point to add starters and they will likely use the draft for depth pieces. Georgia’s Eric Stokes could provide solid depth to a fairly weak secondary. As it currently sits, the Raiders secondary has an abundance of unproven talent. While Trayvon Mullen has started
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Las Vegas Raiders aren’t taking any chances. Although they have a couple of promising young wide receivers in Bryan Edwards and Henry Ruggs III, they have added veteran Willie Snead to the wide receiver room. This looks like an inconsequential move at first. However, the Silver and Black are better because of it. The Raiders
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The Las Vegas Raiders had some movement this offseason. Whether you agree with it or not is irrelevant. The defensive line got the most help. However, the team didn’t make any changes to the secondary. With the little movement during free agency, it seems like the plan is to hit the draft for the secondary.
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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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Though the Las Vegas Raiders have been busy this offseason, they’ve failed to address the slot cornerback position. Fortunately for them, Brian Poole is still available in the open market. Addressing the defensive line was clearly the priority with Gus Bradley coming in as the new defensive coordinator. Signing Yannick Ngakoue and a whole batch
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The Las Vegas Raiders recently traded right tackle Trent Brown to the New England Patriots. While signing him looked like a smart decision at first, things didn’t work out the way they wanted. Thus, it wasn’t surprising to see both parties wanting to move on with Brown opening up about his new start in Foxborough.
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The Las Vegas Raiders find themselves with a need at right tackle, so why not draft Oklahoma’s Teven Jenkins to plug that hole? If you’re keeping score, the Raiders’ new-look offensive line will look something like this; left tackle Kolton Miller, 38-year-old left guard Richie Incognito, center Andre James, and at either right tackle or
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With the loss of wide receiver Nelson Agholor, the Las Vegas Raiders could use another deep threat to play across from Henry Ruggs III. Although they added former Buffalo Bills wide receiver John Brown, he will be 31 this season and is coming off an injury-filled season. Luckily for the Silver and Black, a draft
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