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Ranking Raiders offensive positions

Bill Williamson by Bill Williamson
May 17, 2018
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Jon Gruden has changed the Raiders’ roster dramatically. Let’s see how the offense looks. We will rank the offensive units in Oakland. Offensive line: This is still the best group on the Raiders’ offensive unit. Yes, the group dipped some in 2017 after a terrific 2018. Yes, the offensive line contributed to the Raiders’ offense
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Bill Williamson has been a professional sports journalist for 28 years. He has covered the NFL for 22 straight years. He has been covering the Oakland Raiders for the past nine years, including seven at ESPN.com.

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Comments 3

  1. Ghost to the Post says:
    3 years ago

    Good assessment of the offense. Hard to argue the rankings.

    Not many have discussed this, but you touched upon it, is who is the viable TE after Cook? If Cook gets hurt, there is not a great receiving option at TE

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  2. thankaveteran says:
    3 years ago

    It starts up front and that is why Gruden spent those picks on OTs. Keeping Carr upright and uninjured is Grudens main goal. This could be the best QB Gruden has worked with as HC of our Raiders and he wants to keep it that way.

    I do think Miller will get every opportunity to earn a starting spot on the line. He will have to earn it.

    I do worry about the RBs too. Just for the reasons you have stated.

    I think the WRs could be the key to the O. I know Gruden wants to pound the rock. But having 3 legit WRs should help to open that up and produce those points Gruden needs on the board. Switzer could help more than most think too. He is not just a return guy.

    I also think that Lee Smith might get a few more balls thrown his way this year and make it tougher for the opposing D that mainly thinks of him as a blocker.

    If Gruden gets it all to come together it should be fun to watch.

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  3. Michelle M. says:
    3 years ago

    Mostly agree with this, Bill. I am a little more wary of Carr’s ability after last year and I think Lynch will be fine. I am also not sold on K. Miller. I sure hope I am wrong.

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