The Las Vegas Raiders need to address their defense this offseason but does that mean they should pass up on an offensive playmaker? The hiring of defensive coordinator Gus Bradley is causing some people to overlook players on the Raiders roster. There are several promising contributors still in-house that are going to reap the benefits […]
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If you think of the Las Vegas Raiders’ most pressing needs this offseason, quarterback will likely come last. That doesn’t mean the team can’t upgrade. In fact, that’s precisely what they would do if they traded for Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson. So what’s up with this trade talk? The Raiders field could get calls
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Other than a couple of headlines that we first glance upon, we spend most of the evening talking to Las Vegas Raiders beat reporter Scott Gulbransen. Listen to “Ep 46 – What happens in Vegas, stays with Scott (Gulbransen)” on Spreaker. The Only Nation Podcast welcomes Scott Gulbransen of Silver & Black Today In Raiders
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Anybody who watched the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020 would agree: The team has holes everywhere on defense and Raider Nation has been clamoring for the Raiders to pick up some difference makers in this year’s draft. Here are three outside linebackers the Raiders should take a look at. The Raiders could use any of
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If the Baltimore Ravens decide Yannick Nagakoue becomes too pricey, the Las Vegas Raiders should pursue him. The Raiders need help with their pass rush and in a bad way, as the unit totaled a measly 21 sacks in 2020. If the organization truly wants to revamp their porous defense, they’ll need to get defensive
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Yet again, the Las Vegas Raiders need to fortify their defensive line in the offseason. Last week at the Reese’s Senior Bowl, there were two defensive linemen that stood out above their peers. The Silver and Black must do what it takes to improve in the trenches. By selecting either or both of these players
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The injury bug wasn’t kind to the Las Vegas Raiders’ offensive line in 2020. However, offensive tackle Denzelle Good stepped up when the Silver and Black needed him and helped stabilize the unit. Denzelle Good answered the call when the Raiders needed him Right tackle Trent Brown sustained a calf injury in the season opener
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All NFL teams will be looking to make changes to give themselves some financial flexibility with the 2021 salary cap changes, and the Las Vegas Raiders and Miami Dolphins are no exception. Going into NFL free agency this year, the Raiders have several positions needing re-tooling. Some of these holes will be plugged during April’s
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2021 will be a draft unlike we’ve seen in our lifetimes due to the ongoing global pandemic. The combine has been totally altered and numerous prospects opted out before or during the 2020 season. The Las Vegas Raiders enters with a plethora of needs to cover and only six selections to do so. Could the
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New Las Vegas Raiders defensive coordinator Gus Bradley has his work cut out for him in 2021. A Pro Football Hall of Famer that once played under him recently spoke of him as a stabilizing presence. When the Raiders moved on from defensive coordinator Paul Guenther, many wondered who could come in and fix things.
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