Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady are the headliners for Super Bowl LV, but other matchups may decide the winner on Sunday.
Vincent Bonsignore
Raiders reporter
Vinny has covered the Raiders extensively in the past, breaking news on their eventual move to Las Vegas and their thwarted return to Los Angeles. Before joining the Review-Journal, he covered the Rams for The Athletic and the Los Angeles Daily News.
Between defensive improvements and what’s going on with the quarterback trade rumors, Raiders fans have plenty of questions this week.
“He got these shoulders,” Frank Clark said of Tom Brady, explaining what he believes is one of the great attributes of arguably the greatest quarterback to ever play.
The Chiefs have the best quarterback in the NFL. The most creative head coach. An impressive assortment of offensive talent and an underrated defense.
If Buccaneers wide receiver Scotty Miller wants to say he’s the fastest player in the NFL and can take down Hill in a one-on-one race, good for him, Hill says.
Steve Spagnuolo on Sunday can became the first defensive coordinator to beat Tom Brady in two Super Bowls.
Increased demand from QB-needy teams for Derek Carr’s services, insiders say, could create a scenario in which a three-team trade allows the Raiders to acquire Deshaun Watson.
Patrick Mahomes has surpassed Tom Brady as the best quarterback in the NFL, but that doesn’t mean Mahomes still isn’t learning from Brady.
The Raiders got their first up-close look at key players during Senior Bowl practices, and while it’s early in the process, their draft board is beginning to take form.
In this week’s Raiders mailbag, fans have questions about Nelson Agholor, the draft and Trent Brown
Playing on a star-studded defense at Ohio State, Jonathan Cooper was somewhat overshadowed by more high-profile teammates in his four-year career.
The Raiders will look to the draft and free agency to upgrade the safety position, and three safeties, in particular, have impressed at the Senior Bowl.
With the scouting combine canceled due to COVID-19, the Senior Bowl is more important than ever for the Raiders
The Raiders are in need of pass-rush help, and there are some intriguing prospects at the Senior Bowl, including some Day Two possibilities.
In an extensive Q&A, Raiders general manager Mike Mayock discussed a number of subjects ranging from Derek Carr to Trent Brown to the defense.