First-year general manager John Spytek had a prime opportunity to change the outlook of the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason. While he didn't exactly do that, as the team sits at 2-9, it hasn't been entirely his fault.
Head coach Pete Carroll won't utilize the rookie class or make any adjustments, and several of Carroll's hand-picked players are letting the team down without facing any punishment. But the two agreed to bring back several players from previous regimes, not all of which have worked out.
Thankfully, the team doesn't have much money tied up in the future, so they have quite a bit of financial flexibility over the coming years.