Meanwhile, the rest of the AFC West made moves to improve their roster. The Chiefs appeared to have had the better first day. They added standout wide receiver from Pittsburgh Jonathan Baldwin and he will be a great addition to an offense that has a strong running game. He adds another passing weapon to an offense that already has Dwayne Bowe and tight end Tony Moeaki.
The Broncos added a solid pass rusher in Von Miller from Texas A&M. He will give the Broncos defense a solid pass rusher to match up with Elvis Dumerville. This will add extra pressure for the Raiders to add depth to their offensive line this weekend.
The San Diego Chargers also added a young player to their defense. They added Corey Liuget out of Illinois, who should add size and versatility to a defense that was already one of the best in the league. The Raiders had plenty of success on the ground against the Chargers. This also means the Raiders will have to do their best to improve their offensive line.
Many players that could be on the Raiders' draft radar are still available. Guards Stefen Wisniewski and Marcus Cannon are still available. Quarterbacks Colin Kaepernick and Ryan Mallet are still awaiting to find new homes.
Odds are the Raiders will look to add more size to their offensive line as well as speed to their secondary. Hue Jackson has said he'd love to add pieces to the offense that allow the Raiders to play the style of offense they want to play.
He also has said that he'd love to add a young arm to the team and that the Raiders don't have too many holes on their roster. The Raiders are a team that feel pretty confident about their roster, so don't be surprised if they ...
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Oakland Raiders
