Seahawks Pitt Carol players can hire in Raiders – Sports Illustrated

Pete Carroll returns to NFL as a head coach just one year after being fired by Seattle Seyhox. He joined Tom Brady and Raiders in Las Vegas, who work for them, who compete in a busy AFC West division.

In addition to faced three other legendary main coaches twice a year, Carroll’s Raiders must fight the future defender of the Hall of Fame, superstar QB and another rising young pedigree at the most important position of the game. The number one priority will upgrade your own quartet room, which is currently perhaps the oldest in the league – consisting of Aidan O’Connell, Gardner Minchev and Desmond Rider.

Even if the Raiders manage to land Shed Sanders with the sixth common choice, they will probably want a veteran who is ready to start as soon as Sanders has time to develop. With this in mind, here are some former Carol Seyhox that he could hire in Vegas.

So far, Gend Smith is still a contract with Seahawks. However, they could save a huge part of the caps space ($ 31 million) by shortening or trading it to another team. Smith has no bigger cheerleader around NFL than Pete Carroll, who had enough faith in Gendo to make it QB1 in the Roussel Wilson era, although Smith has not been a starter for nearly a decade. This gambit was paid and Geno could reap more flights to Carol if he joined Raiders.

Veteran Tyler Lockett’s receiver has also been a contract with Seattle for another year. However, he is another very strong candidate for falling victims of a cap that would save the team $ 17 million in Cap Room. After trading Jets’s Davante Adams, Raiders may have the largest wide receiver in the league. Locket may be far from his prime, but he says he wants to continue playing and still has a value as a role player. It can be serving WR2 in the right crime. If it is cut off, expect Carol to throw away and this will not cost much for Raiders to sign Locket on his age.

He will soon be a free agent of Seahawks, who can end up in Vegas, is the defender of Tre Brown, whose contract for a rookie is about to expire. Brown had his moments in Seattle, but this season he surrendered to the diagram of the depth of Josh Pocket, which makes it cost. A former selection of a fourth round with four years of experience, Brown could provide the so-hau need for young and slim secondary raids.

True, Raiders’ protection is thin at every level and need all the help they can get – especially against Patrick Mahomes and Justin Herbert’s likes twice a year. A big element that they will have to upgrade is their interior pass. That’s where veteran Jaran Reed comes from. Reed may be 32 years old, but he is still able to press QB. In the last two years, with Seahawks, it has been 11.5 bags and 27 strikes of the defender. Reed is also about to become an unlimited free agent.

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