In one of the more surprising moves, the Las Vegas Raiders opted not to retain last year’s backup running back, Devontae Booker. The Raiders’ running game seemed to be off last year, this was due to a myriad of reasons. The offensive line being banged up all season certainly played a major role in that. […]
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Despite becoming the de facto number-one wide receiver for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020, Nelson Agholor has moved on to greener pastures. Everyone knows that Darren Waller is the Raiders’ top receiving option but Agholor carved a nice niche last year. ’15’ was targeted 82 times by quarterback Derek Carr, starting 13 out of
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The Las Vegas Raiders have largely been a failure in free agency since Jon Gruden’s return, making 2021 his most pivotal year in his second stint. After a series of cuts, the Raiders are putting themselves in a solid position to make noise this free agency. Also, the organization can still restructure Marcus Mariota’s deal,
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The Las Vegas Raiders now have an opportunity to bolster their defensive backfield and bring two familiar faces back together. Cornerback Casey Hayward, a player that new Raiders defensive coordinator Gus Bradley is familiar with, was recently released. The Silver and Black desperately need help in their backfield, as the pass defense was 26th in
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The Las Vegas Raiders desperately need to upgrade their pass rush, so it would make sense that Miami’s Gregory Rosseau is the pick in just another mock draft. The Raiders had a historically bad season on defense for a multitude of reasons under Paul Guenther. However, the lack of a true pass rush was evident,
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The Las Vegas Raiders could upgrade their lackluster defensive unit by adding veteran free agent, defensive end Carl Lawson. The Raiders brought in Gus Bradley this offseason to rebuild, revamp, and retool an underperforming unit. He’s best known for his Cover-3 defense he deployed during his tenure as the Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator. He is
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The Las Vegas Raiders suddenly find themselves with so many holes along their offensive line, particularly at the guard position. So why not take a chance on Kevin Zeitler? As of right now, Las Vegas will not be counting on guards, Gabe Jackson and Richie Incognito for the 2021 season. The team has yet to
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With Trent Brown officially gone, the Las Vegas Raiders need to address the gaping hole he left behind. Picking up the recently cut Riley Reiff could be a smart stop-gap solution. The Minnesota Vikings recently parted ways with Reiff, their starting left tackle since 2017. Over the course of that stretch, Reiff started in all
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Editor’s note: Here at the Raider Ramble, we discussed who the Las Vegas Raiders’ best first-picks in franchise history have been. However, we couldn’t come to an agreement and aren’t on speaking terms anymore. In fact, we all blocked each other on social media and won’t be sending Christmas cards this year. On the bright
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The Las Vegas Raiders desperately need to upgrade their safety positions but unfortunately, things aren’t pointing to a splash signing. Seeing the Raiders’ pass defense get demolished week in and out was surely frustrating for fans. Defensive coordinator Paul Guenther refused to put his players in better positions to succeed with Lamarcus Joyner coming to
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