The Las Vegas Raiders opened up some intriguing possibilities with their decisions this offseason.
By hiring general manager John Spytek on Wednesday and head coach Pete Carroll on Friday, the Raiders now have ins with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks. There is also the chance to have connections with more teams as Carroll’s coaching staff takes shape.
The Raiders’ current roster is lacking in set pieces so far, but they have the resources necessary to make something out of it.
With the second-most cap space in the league at $92.5 million and the sixth overall pick in the draft, Carroll and Spytek will be able to implement their vision of the Raiders to the fullest of their capabilities.