The Raiders will welcome two prominent quarterback prospects to their facility this week as they get prepared for the NFL draft.
Vincent Bonsignore
Former Raiders reporter
The Raiders should be talking trade with a number of teams before April’s draft. They could easily move up or down to grab a quarterback they like.
The Raiders will have a new look in their running back room next season after losing a free agent coach Antonio Pierce called the team’s “heartbeat.”
The Raiders address plenty of roster needs in this seven-round mock draft, including making a trade to acquire their quarterback of the future.
Raiders fans continue to have questions about the team’s plan at quarterback with the NFL draft less than a month away. Will they trade up or stay at No. 13?
The Raiders’ offseason workouts begin in April and conclude with their mandatory minicamp in June. All eyes will be on the battle for the starting quarterback job.
The Raiders are expected to watch the pro day of one of the top quarterback prospects in the draft Wednesday, then meet with the passer privately afterward.
Antonio Pierce doesn’t plan to compromise the locker room culture he’s built so far in his Raiders tenure with any of the team’s offseason additions.
Tom Brady is attempting to buy a limited stake in the Raiders and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Tuesday the former quarterback is on the right track.
NFL owners approved a one-year proposal that results in sweeping changes on kickoffs and is intended to encourage more returns while limiting injuries.
Raiders coach Antonio Pierce didn’t deny his team could be aggressive to move up for a quarterback in next month’s NFL draft.
The Raiders have accomplished a lot so far this offseason, but coach Antonio Pierce is expected to push to add a high-end quarterback prospect.
Deals will be consummated, rules will be reviewed and the Raiders might even welcome a new limited owner when the NFL meetings begin Sunday in Orlando, Florida.
Will the Raiders move up and draft a quarterback in the top three picks? Would they actually start the season with only Aidan O’Connell and Gardner Minshew?
The Raiders’ offseason moves mean new faces and new uniform numbers, including for their high-priced free-agent signee, defensive tackle Christian Wilkins.