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Doesn’t look like a very good worker 😁

I’m pretty sure she considers herself more of a supervisor!

I think we are very much in the CB market. We need a starter opposite Jack Jones. Hobbs is good in the slot and Bennett hasn’t proven himself to be a starter yet.

The only two I can think of is Tillery and Fluker. One played well but his mental errors literally cost games. The other last played in 2020 I believe not to mention is 33. I’m assuming you saw the same BR post that had no context that I did a few days ago 😂

Forgot to add. Wouldn’t you prefer he not just target former players he drafted like the previous regime? No GM has a perfect draft record, I’d rather a guy be able to be objective about a player and their skills today than get caught up about what he thought they would be when they drafted them.

He's an old, rotational DT. I don't think they were giving him a mint.

For sure, the original #s I saw on the sub were a little over 3m so it’s great that the real number is half that at most.

💯 and we will now stop seeing Fields to Raiders trades posts

Don’t challenge them. You know there is some conspiracy theorist who thinks we will now make a trade with the Steelers 😂

Takes both sides to make a deal.

Obviously JJ wasn’t the one that didn’t want to get one done. He took a risky contract in GB, I doubt he would’ve declined the same contract with us. As he said, loyalty is a two way street. Can’t expect your players to be loyal when you treat it 100% like a business. That’s never been the raiders way either.

We don’t actually know what deal was offered so it’s all speculation. It just as easily could have been JJ gambling that the potential contract is greater than the guaranteed one the Raiders offered. If I remember right both Telesco and AP said they would like to keep him. It is a business and each side had a # they could live with. The deal didn’t work out. No need to make assumptions on a bigger storyline than that.

I'd be afraid to draft him just because if his dads influence on him...regardless of how good he actually is

Yeah it feels like the NFL version of LaVar Ball.

Not really. Sanders actually coaches his son and actively develops him using his connections as one of the greatest players in the NFL. Lavar was just a loud mouth with numerous controversial statements and instances of stepping over those coaching his sons.

I don’t disagree. I don’t mind Deion at all, one of my fav players growing up. My issue is that he makes everything just a little bit harder for his kids. In a different but similar way to LaVar and LeBron. All of these guys want the best for their kids but each one makes the mistake of trying to talk to much FOR them. Now the kids have to get to the league, top expectations from the media/fans, and top the expectations made for them by their dads.

Tied for 1st with 12 sacks given up last year per PFF

What about Connor Williams? He played center in Miami but he could slide to guard. PFF gave him a 86.5 last year, which is one of the highest scores on our team, let alone offensive line. The reason he’s still not signed is because he’s coming off injury. Could be a great value signing.

I believe he played LG previously too if I remember correctly

I think we are going to sign some extensions.

I would think those would happen once we get some freed up cap in June.

Honest question but would you want Bryce Young?

I’ve thought about this and can’t decide. Part of me thinks Carolina is just a shit show and he COULD do well elsewhere. The other part wasn’t impressed with the limited time I watched him.

Yeah it's only been 20+ years of dog shit incompetence from this franchise! How could you all be so negative!?!?

Using this logic we should want the team to trade out of the first round because we haven’t drafted anyone of note in the first aside from Miller and Jacobs since Cooper was taken in 2015.

What part of the game was the bottom one taken; warmups, before kickoff, halftime, after the game?

Haha good call. You can see a guy in a hoodie on the field in the bottom pic. Missed that when I first looked at it.

This was my biggest takeaway. Dude knows it’s gonna take time and work to meet expectations.

I'm leaning more towards Vegas simply because on paper it seems to be slightly cheaper than Salt Lake and is less Isolated from other major cities like PHX, and LA, however Salt Lake has objectively better transit, and scenery imo.

As someone who lives about 30 min north of SLC I agree with all of this. People may try to say that Utah is changing in regard to being a heavily religious population I’d just say I disagree aside from SLC or Ogden. Every other part of the state is heavily LDS and as an outsider (myself included even after 10+ years) it can be awkward and upsetting at times. Add to that the cost of housing here I’d say look somewhere else. I know crime in Vegas can be rough but some of the neighboring cities are supposed to be fantastic.

To be fair Moses is 33 I think. I’d rather invest some $ in a 26 year old who can still improve than a year with Moses. But I agree we still need to find some lineman be it in the draft or remaining FA.

Do we want to bring Mack back? Bargain deal, of course.

I’d like a CB too and maybe even a LB for depth. Would be nice to head into the draft with as few holes as possible.

This reads absolutely horribly. Can someone make this make sense.

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/las-vegas-raiders/christian-wilkins-29048/

I know they like Zamir White. I would absolutely sign a veteran to handle the backfield as well. Take a flyer on Dobbins depending on the price or get a lower end guy like Devin Singletary. Given the RB market I can't imagine they don't find a guy for a 1 year 4-5 million dollar deal.

Id be curious if they take a look at Zack Moss, another dude who played well last year and could compete with Zeus.

Telesco said he wanted to go RB by committee, you cant do that paying top $ for RB1. I’ll be curious who they add to the mix between FA/Draft

We need to find some long term answers at o line, too. Constantly signing guys to one year deals isn’t a great plan. We’ve ignored the right side of the oline for way too long

Agree with this completely. The left side and now C are locked up for a couple years. I’d assume a FA and rookie will be added to the right so we should have a some continuity.

In response to the Dickerson extension with three Eagles Ian Rapoport “The guard market will be wild in free agency and this helps. Massive deal.” Here is the

Yeah, maybe you guys shouldn't just shoot from the hip and have a plan? I don't like this at all.

Do you want him to lay out which FA/Draft picks he would target? That would be absolutely idiotic.

Johnson/Sneed CB targets, Jones/Madubuike for DT. Patrick Queen at LB. Re-sign Robertson for depth at CB.

I would love to land Queen and one of the top CB FA.

I feel like Kliff felt good about the Raiders because that was his best option. Once Ben Johnson pulled out of the running and Washington went with Quinn that became a realistic option for him. Then it was just a debate on which situation was best for him.

Because we have no quarterback,the most important position in the nfl.

At this point in APs tenure we haven’t had the chance to get a QB.