Adding a veteran to solidify the corps should be a priority before the season kicks off.The Las Vegas Raiders must have their 53-man roster set by August 31 at 1PM PT, and here, we track all the recent cuts leading up to the deadline. 1 and is counting on parts to create a whole. and Duke Shelley are currently pegged as the outside corners, but neither has been a full-time starter before.
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“Surprisingly, Vegas didn’t upgrade the O-line, but the cornerback cupboard is particularly bare,” Patra wrote. NFL.com’s Kevin Patra put together a list of the 10 biggest roster holes in the NFL on June 20 and listed the Raiders’ cornerbacks at No. Some aren’t buying that the team has done enough to address the position this offseason. Hayden, Gareon Conley and Damon Arnette were all first-round picks since 2013 and none of them made it to a second contract with the Raiders. It’s a position that they have had a difficult time addressing in the draft.
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We personally can't stop watching this sack celebration 😂 If he can stay healthy, he would bring a veteran presence and some ball-hawking ability. Peters is a three-time Pro Bowler but has missed 2o combined games over the last two seasons due to injury. That move has yet to happen, but it’s sounding like the team is aiming to add a veteran cornerback. Reed and Tafur previously reported on June 14 that veteran cornerback Marcus Peters is “likely” to sign with the Raiders. “This list doesn’t include Marcus Peters, or whatever veteran the Raiders ultimately bring in for training camp,” Reed and Tafur wrote. Tashan Reed and Vic Tafur mentioned in their roster predictions that the team is likely to add another veteran cornerback in the coming weeks.
What’s also working against Amik Robertson is that the Raiders may not be done adding cornerbacks. Las Vegas Raiders Likely to Bring in Veteran CB? The Raiders drafted seven players in 2020, but Robertson is the only one who remains on the roster for now. “The 5-foot-8 Robertson was one of the new Raiders brass’ favorite players that they inherited, but his size limitations are tricky and ultimately prove his undoing.” “Robertson and Webb will both have the chance to fight for a roster spot,” Tafur and Reed wrote. However, that may not be enough to keep him on the roster in 2023.Īccording to their June 20 roster predictions, Vic Tafur and Tashan Reed of The Athletic predict that Robertson narrowly misses the cut.
Despite only being 5-foot-8, he led Raiders cornerbacks with two interceptions last season. 2020 fourth-round pick Amik Robertson battled last season until he was able to win over the new coaching staff. With so many new faces, some returning players will be fighting for a roster spot. The Raiders also added Jakorian Bennett out of Maryland in the fourth round of the 2023 NFL Draft. The team moved on from Week 1 starters Rock Ya-Sin and Anthony Averett this offseason, bringing in several new faces, including David Long Jr. The Las Vegas Raiders are going to have some intriguing roster battles this offseason, but possibly the most interesting to watch will be cornerback.
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