
Vincent Bonsignore
Reporter, Vegas Nation at Las Vegas Review-Journal
@VegasNation reporter at @reviewjournal covering the @raiders. Host of In the Huddle on Raider Nation Radio (@RNR920AM) NFL Insider for LA's AM 570 Sports
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3 days ago |
reviewjournal.com | Vincent Bonsignore
The NFL allows teams to host 30 draft-eligible players for visits at their facilities. The Raiders brought in a wide range of prospects. The group consisted of several top-rated prospects, including Miami quarterback Cam Ward, LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell and Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham. These visits typically are designed for teams to get an up-close look at prospects and could entail a workout, extensive interviews and a medical evaluation.
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5 days ago |
reviewjournal.com | Vincent Bonsignore
Raiders fans have plenty of questions about the team’s plans in the NFL draft, which begins Thursday. General manager John Spytek and coach Pete Carroll discussed the draft at a news conference Friday and said the Raiders are considering all options. Here’s a sampling of what arrived in this week’s mailbag:Matt Berger (@matt_berger): Can you envision the Raiders passing on drafting a quarterback and waiting until next year, when the class is supposed to be deeper?
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6 days ago |
reviewjournal.com | Vincent Bonsignore
Raiders general manager John Spytek and coach Pete Carroll will speak to the media at 11 a.m. today. Spytek and Carroll will brief reporters ahead of next week’s NFL draft. This is a developing story. Check back for updatesContact Vincent Bonsignore at [email protected]. Follow @VinnyBonsignore on X.
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6 days ago |
reviewjournal.com | Vincent Bonsignore
Two late-season wins seemingly took the Raiders out of contention for one of the top two quarterback prospects in the NFL draft. Now, less than a week from the start of the draft, the Raiders face the real possibility of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders being available to them at pick No. 6. But do they still want him? After trading for veteran Geno Smith, the Raiders no longer feel the urgency to add a quarterback early in the draft.
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1 week ago |
reviewjournal.com | Vincent Bonsignore
Raiders left tackle Kolton Miller is not participating in the club’s voluntary offseason program as he seeks a contract extension, according to a source with knowledge of the situation. Miller, 29, is entering the final year of his deal. His $12.256 million salary for the upcoming season is not guaranteed. The two sides are not currently working on a new contract, according to the source. Miller got off to a slow start last year after spending the offseason rehabbing from shoulder surgery.
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Has zero to do with anything post landing in Las Vegas.

@VinnyBonsignore Fisher already made comments about staying on revenue sharing as one of the reasons to move to Vegas. https://t.co/Y2I4zO3T3a

I do. It's a business, at the end of the day. It has to pencil out. I know that's a harsh reality. But it's a reality.

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@VinnyBonsignore Do the #Raiders players and the college invites, since they are both in the building this week, work out together? #RaiderNation