One group on the Las Vegas Raiders that will have a lot of questions to answer is the cornerback and safety groups. The Raiders had a lot of moving pieces in th ...

The Las Vegas Raiders' 2016 draft was middling to say the least. None of the players they got in this draft class are still with the team, and some of them are ...

The Raiders have a few intriguing pieces in the secondary, including young, promising contributors such as Tre’von Moehrig at safety and Jack Jones as one of the outside cornerbacks.

The Las Vegas Raiders' pass defense was far from the worst in the league last season. Unfortunately, it was nowhere near an elite level, as the secondary lacked impactful plays. Of the 10 ...

The Raiders face questions at some secondary positions, and the veterans can help guide them and alleviate some of those concerns. For example, the Raiders are set at safety with Marcus Epps and ...

Of all the Raiders’ pressing needs on defense, the secondary needs the most help. So look for that to be a priority in the NFL draft, perhaps with their first-round pick.

Raiders defensive backs coach Jason Simmons has some effective practice tools at his disposal as he works with the team’s young secondary. The Raiders’ talented corps of pass catchers.

The Las Vegas Raiders have done a ton of improving over the offseason, but they could use more help in the secondary.

Besides possessing plenty of 2025 salary cap space to add help, the Raiders also employ pass game coordinator Joe Woods, who served as Simmons’ first defensive backs coach in Denver.” ...

The Raiders brought back all five starters from last season — left tackle Kolton Miller, left guard Dylan Parham, center Andre James, right guard Alex Bars and right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor ...

Watch highlights from the Raiders' revamped secondary as they take the field during 2020 Training Camp. Skip to main content. ... [I'll be there to] try and help our team any way I can' Aug 20 ...