Two players the Las Vegas Raiders opted to move on from this offseason are heading back to the Bay Area. This time with the San Francisco 49ers. The Raiders went to work this offseason, revamping their defensive line which had a putrid 2020. In retrospect, they were unable to sustain a reliable pass rush nor […]
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The last two offseasons have posed a challenge for NFL front offices. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, teams have limited contact with draft prospects. Moreover, the fact a vast number of college players decided to opt out of the 2020 season will make it difficult for organizations to have a full report on them. How
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With the 2021 NFL draft now days away, let’s take a brief look back at all the drafts Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden has overseen in his second stint with the team. A common criticism of Gruden’s tenures with the Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers was his less than stellar roster building. His
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The Las Vegas Raiders head into the 2021 NFL Draft with plenty of needs, some more pressing than others. While safety and right tackle may be at the top of their draft board, they can’t neglect the wide receiver position. For that reason, targeting Dyami Brown makes sense but should they take him in the
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When it comes to unexpected picks in the NFL Draft, there are 31 teams and then, there’s the Las Vegas Raiders. The Silver and Black have previously shown they aren’t afraid to go against conventional wisdom. Thus, it wouldn’t be surprising to see them take Virginia Tech cornerback Caleb Farley 17th overall in the selection
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The Las Vegas Raiders’ offensive line will look significantly different after undergoing a makeover this offseason. However, left guard Richie Incognito is back with the team and doesn’t plan to stop playing anytime soon. Incognito recently told Vic Tafur of The Athletic he’s “going to play as long as he can.” He added he “still
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The Las Vegas Raiders still need to address their offensive line in a few weeks. Luckily for them, this year’s rookie prospects are plentiful as far as offensive linemen go. This means the team can pick up a defensive player in the first while picking up a starting offensive lineman in the second round. The
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It looks like the Las Vegas Raiders frequently make the news for the wrong reasons. In the midst of the conviction of former police office Derek Chauvin, the team got the spotlight because of an insensitive Tweet their social media team posted. A jury found Chauvin guilty in the death of George Floyd. The conviction
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We continue to take a stroll down memory lane with regards to the Las Vegas Raiders’ drafts of previous decades. Up next, we begin to look at the rookie selections of the 2000s, a time in Raiders’ lore many would rather forget. Looking back, the Raiders drafted fairly well in the seventh round during this
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A recent Tweet regarding Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden’s record paints a concerning picture. When Jon Gruden returned to the coaching sideline for his second Raiders stint, most were thrilled. Other than Jack Del Rio, Gruden was the only other coach for the Silver and Black that made the team relevant in the
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