Raiders fans had plenty of questions in this week’s mailbag, including which quarterback prospect in the 2025 NFL draft the team might prefer.
2020 NFL Draft
Here is the Review-Journal’s first look at how the first round of the 2025 draft could play out in April. The Raiders would pick sixth as things stand.
The Raiders’ top priority this offseason will be finding their next franchise quarterback. But they could use help at other positions as well.
Raiders tight end Michael Mayer believes he and rookie Brock Bowers are going to give opposing defenses plenty of headaches this season.
A draft pick’s claim that he missed out on going to the Raiders because of a coin toss has drawn far more attention than it ever needed — unless it’s true.
The Raiders have a big decision to make, as a popular name at quarterback falls to them when they are on the clock in our very early 2025 NFL mock draft.
Mike Mayock and other NFL general managers had to be a bit more creative in their evaluation process ahead of this year’s draft.
Bettors have loaded up on Ohio State QB Justin Fields to go over 3½, which has soared to -270 after the under opened at -200. He is one of 11 quarterbacks listed.
This fourth version of the Review-Journal mock draft has the Raiders taking a defensive player instead of a potential starting offensive tackle.
While it’s too early to make a final judgment on any of the three draft classes, it is possible to grade their performance thus far.
Vegas Nation’s Heidi Fang and Adam Hill discuss what defensive players could be a good fit for the Raiders
The good news is a deep draft class at tackle offers options in the first three rounds. But the longer the Raiders wait, the more the odds shrink of finding a starter.
The first round of the NFL draft hasn’t seen six quarterbacks selected since the famed quarterback class of 1983, which produced John Elway, Dan Marino and Jim Kelly.
This mock draft has the Raiders taking Oklahoma State offensive tackle Tevin Jenkins with the 17th pick in the first round.
Adam Hill and Heidi Fang look at offensive tackles, guards, wide receivers and some of the other top offensive prospects the Raiders should consider in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Three offensive tackles, a safety, a linebacker and edge rusher emerge as potential selections for the Raider with their 17th pick in the first round.
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