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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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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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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Perception is everything when it comes to looking at the Las Vegas Raiders and their offseason so far. According to Pro Football Focus, this year has been below average with the first wave of free agency in the books. Some fans and writers will say that the Raiders have had an excellent offseason addressing their
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The Las Vegas Raiders have recently made significant changes to their roster. They’ve moved on from cornerstone players and brought others in during free agency. While some of their most recent additions should help the team right out of the gate, don’t expect the Silver and Black to turn into a perennial Super Bowl contender
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The Las Vegas Raiders recently moved on from right tackle Trent Brown and need to find someone to take his place. While they could wait until the 2021 NFL Draft to find a replacement, there are still talented free agents available. Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Alejandro Villanueva is arguably the best of them. The
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The Las Vegas Raiders are giving their roster a facelift this offseason. After revamping both their offensive and defensive lines, they brought in John Brown to bolster their wide receiver corps. Also, they made changes to their running back room and signed Kenyan Drake. The Raiders officially announced they signed Drake to a two-year $11
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The Las Vegas Raiders have made many changes to the roster this offseason. They have moved on from key contributors and have brought others via free agency. One of those players that won’t be back with the team is safety Erik Harris, who has joined the Atlanta Falcons. Harris will sign a one-year deal with
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After Nelson Agholor’s departure, the Las Vegas Raiders needed a proven wide receiver. John Brown will fill that role in 2021. The seven-year wideout will provide a veteran presence amongst the young receiving corps. On Wednesday it was announced that the Raiders and John Brown had reached an agreement, per Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL
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For a moment, it looked like the Las Vegas Raiders would be sitting out free agency. However, things changed throughout the first day of the legal tampering period and they zeroed in on defensive end Yannick Ngakoue. The Raiders agreed to a two-year $26 million contract with Ngakoue, per Adam Schefter of ESPN. Tom Pelissero
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