The 2026 NFL offseason will be critical for the Las Vegas Raiders. First-year general manager got a raw deal being paired with Pete Carroll in his first go-around, but this time, he'll be fully synced with the team's new head coach, and the duo can hit the ground running. That starts in free agency.
Spytek isn't keen on spending big on the open market, as he admittedly wants to build through the draft and loves his picks. But the Raiders have $110 million in salary cap space available, and they'll have $118 million when they inevitably cut Geno Smith.