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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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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In recent years, Las Vegas Raiders general manager Mike Mayock and head coach Jon Gruden have been the subject of scrutiny. The woes don’t stop there, as their free agency pick-ups have not been much better. Leading into a pivotal 2021 season, they still need help at vital positions. However, they don’t have a good
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The first days of free agency are in the books. While it’s not over, you can get a good grasp on what the Las Vegas Raiders roster will look like. They have been very busy in the past week, re-signing their own players and adding some foundational pieces. The highlights of the week were the
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The Las Vegas Raiders need help at safety heading into April’s NFL draft, and perhaps, TCU’s Ar’Darius Washington could be of some assistance. Next month’s player selection meeting is looking like the best option for the Raiders to find a defensive back. After all, many of the premier safeties that were predicted to be available
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This year’s running back class is pretty weak, especially in terms of high-end talent. On the other hand, there is plenty of depth. Teams, Las Vegas Raiders included, will have a plethora of options on day three to bolster their running back rooms. 1. Najee Harris, SR, Alabama Harris is the most complete back in
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The Las Vegas Raiders front office will most likely be watching film from hundreds of prospects between now and draft day. Not all of them will be legitimate candidates though, as the Silver and Black have only five selections. However, there are two potential picks from USC that fans should keep their eyes on. The
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The Las Vegas Raiders’ offensive line may look quite different this upcoming season. They may need to move on from a few players and replenish the unit. One player they should consider adding this offseason is offensive tackle Tyler Shatley. Who’s Tyler Shatley? An undrafted free agent in 2014, Shatley has spent his entire seven-year
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It’s not exactly breaking news the Las Vegas Raiders’ defense is among the worst in the NFL. Last season, the unit ranked near the bottom of most defensive categories and their inefficient pass rush played a big role. If they want to turn things around, they’ll have to pour resources into their front four. Should
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