The Las Vegas Raiders have been largely held back by an inability to draft in recent seasons. There have been some gems like Maxx Crosby, Josh Jacobs, Nate Hobbs and Hunter Renfrow, but the team's selections have largely let them down.
Last season, the tides turned a bit, as then-general manager Tom Telesco drafted First-Team All-Pro tight end Brock Bowers and All-Rookie lineman Jackson Powers-Johnson. Third-rounder DJ Glaze was also solid as a rookie, but the Day 3 picks amounted to nothing for the Silver and Black last year.
Before the season even started, 2024 seventh-round cornerback MJ Devonshire was waived and brought back to the Raiders' practice squad.