The trade deadline for the 2025 NFL season came and went, and the Las Vegas Raiders held relatively firm. Outside of finally finding a trade partner for veteran wide receiver Jakobi Meyers, the Raiders hung on to their valuable young pieces and didn't send any draft picks away.
But that doesn't mean that things should get stagnant in Las Vegas. Pete Carroll has emphasized the need to constantly compete, and John Spytek has proven that he is always looking to upgrade or add competition to the roster in any way, shape or form.
Las Vegas should be scouring the free agent market and the waiver wire, looking for cheap, young pieces that they can sneak onto the roster and be a part of their future.