Las Vegas, NV – April 14, 2025
The Las Vegas Raiders have made a major statement in free agency, officially signing four veteran playmakers in one of the most aggressive moves of the offseason.
The team announced today the acquisition of a multi-player package deal, aimed at revamping a roster hungry for production and leadership on both sides of the ball. While names are still being confirmed, insiders describe the signings as “immediate-impact veterans” who will help anchor the team’s push to contention under head coach Pete Carroll and part-owner Tom Brady.
But the Raiders may not be done yet.
Despite these blockbuster additions, Las Vegas is still looking to fix the weakest link in its arsenal: the run game. The Raiders finished dead last in rushing in 2024 — a stat that won’t fly in a Pete Carroll system that thrives on physicality and balance.
And there’s still firepower left on the market.
Big names like Nick Chubb, Jamaal Williams, Gus Edwards, and J.K. Dobbins remain unsigned and are firmly on the Raiders’ radar, according to league sources. Each offers a different dimension — Chubb’s power, Dobbins’ agility, Edwards’ toughness, and Williams’ red-zone punch — and any one of them could transform Vegas’ ground game overnight.
The message out of Las Vegas is loud and clear: this team is no longer in rebuild mode — it’s in attack mode.
And with the draft approaching and free agency still active, don’t expect the Raiders to slow down anytime soon.
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