The Las Vegas Raiders drafted star Ashton Jeanty at No. 6 overall in April, but don't be surprised if HC Pete Carroll still ...

It is worth noting that Smith and the Seattle Seahawks’ offense had a 57 percent rate in this stat. Of course, it was not all ...

The Raiders were desperate for upgrades at offensive line, backfield, wide receiver ... in part with what’s mathematically the shrewdest strategy to take in the draft—trading down.

who has been instrumental in shaping the team's rushing strategy over the past few years. Well, or lack thereof, as the Raiders had one of the worst rushing attacks in the league last year.

Not only do the Raiders need help in the backfield, but few coaches prioritize ... Carroll tends to prioritize linemen and playmakers, a fair strategy, and one that would behoove the Raiders ...

Finding a big-play weapon in the backfield could do wonders to boost the Raiders' attack. Coming out of the draft with a new starter at cornerback would also be a shrewd strategy. Here's how the ...

One was that paying running backs a massive contract has become an unpopular team-building strategy ... the Raiders will certainly run the ball often, so they need as many bodies in the backfield ...

Exploring NFL tactics: Delving into Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco's backfield roles ... They All Said the Same Thing Tom Brady and the Raiders didn’t get Ben Johnson. Now what?

The Las Vegas Raiders are kicking off the Pete Carroll era with running back Ashton Jeanty now manning the backfield ... the Raiders had some alternate strategies depending on how the board ...

So, this likely will not be the strategy the team takes. The Raiders could go with an offensive-heavy strategy, which, looking at the current roster, would be a smart choice. Las Vegas was one ...