The Las Vegas Raiders overachieved in 2019, but still fell just short of returning to the postseason. And if they’re going to make strides next season, they’re going to need to make some major moves this offseason.
With two first-round draft picks, the Raiders should have the necessary capital to make some significant acquisitions come late April. But before the draft comes around, the team should also be able to make some noise in free agency.
The Raiders are projected to have a little over $50 million in cap space this offseason but could free up more with a few roster cuts.