WR Profile

While the Raiders need to overhaul the wideout group completely, a guy like AGG would be a great start for building in Las Vegas.

Can you name a dependable receiver after Hunter Renfrow on the depth chart? More importantly, how many gamechangers do you see back there? The Raiders scare no one

The Raiders can wait until late Day Two or early Day Three for Davis. Equally important, they do not need him to step in and immediately surface as the number...

The NFL continues to evolve. Gruden and the Raiders need to follow suit.  

With a Day Two selection, Jefferson can ease into the number two role, whether the team keeps Tyrell Williams or attempt to bring in another number one.

By now, everyone knows the type of toughness that Jon Gruden preaches, Duvernay fits the mold.

Additionally, Bowden reminds many of another former Kentucky standout, Randall Cobb. Cobb enjoyed his best year as a pro under the tutelage of WR coach Edgar Bennett, currently employed by...

Meanwhile, Proche will not cost the Raiders a first or early second day selection. Plus, if they decide to select a wideout in the first round, drafting Proche still makes...

2020 Raiders Draft Prospect Profile Name: Denzel Mims Position: Wide Receiver School: Baylor University Height: 6'2” Weight: 215 pounds Stats Route Running When Mims returned to Waco, some scratched their...

2020 Raiders Draft Prospect Profile Name: Brandon Aiyuk Position: Wide Receiver Height: 6'1” Weight: 195 pounds School: Arizona State University Stats Speed Aiyuk displays the knack for getting even, then...

With Tyrell Williams and Hunter Renfrow presumably occupying the slot, Smith would give the Raiders an outside receiver without costing them a first day pick.

The Raiders could get a steal without having to use a high pick.

Meanwhile, Reagor gives Carr a true deep threat.

Before this season, the Raiders would not appear as a great fit for Shenault. However, through a newly-found innovative streak, Shenault fits the Raiders’ offense.