Photo by Rob Foldy/Getty Images The presence and potential impact of new defensive coordinator Gus Bradley is, of course, a major topic surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders. Bradley, who replaced the fired Paul Guenther, will be charged with getting the defense up to par and help the Raiders make a real playoff push in 2021. So naturally Bradley was a prime subject of interviews with defensive players this week at the Raider’s OTAs. Related Here are some key quotes, as distributed by the Raiders’ fine PR crew to the media. Q: How do you feel like the process has gone of you adjusting to your new role in defensive coordinator Gus Bradley’s defense?
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Raiders Hoping Secondary Improves on May 28 2021 6:59 AM Head coach Jon Gruden of the Oakland Raiders looks on against the Kansas City Chiefs during their NFL game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on December 2, 2018 in Oakland, California. The Las Vegas Raiders are hoping that an improved defense can help the team get back to the playoffs. A weak secondary was as responsible as anything for Las Vegas’ losing record in 2020, and the Raiders are hoping a mix of veterans and young players can help the unit turn a corner in 2021. Las Vegas is expected to have two new starters in the secondary for the upcoming season. The Raiders signed cornerback Casey Hayward in free agency and used their second-round draft pick on TCU safety Trevon Moehrig.
Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images Casey Hayward was one of the last players the Las Vegas Raiders added in a busy offseason of acquiring players. Yet if the early voluntary OTA sessions are any indication, Hayward could be one of the Raiders’ most important offseason additions. Asked this week to name the new player who has most impressed him thus, Las Vegas third-year safety Johnathan Abram quickly mentioned Hayward. “Probably Casey Hayward [Jr.]. Getting a chance to know him, be around him, he’s a guy who’s been in the system, going on (five) years,” Abram said. “Just seeing the amount of things he saw. The starts that he got in this system. He pretty much knows it all.
0 of 32 The NFL offseason has entered yet another stage. We ve gone through the frenzy of free agency. The drama of the NFL draft. The revelry of rookie minicamp (OK, that one was a stretch). And now it s time for the outstandingness of organized team activities. And…I broke alliteration. Kidding aside, it s an important time for NFL teams: The first gathering of new arrivals and old standbys. For rookie players, it s the first opportunity to interact on the practice field with their veteran counterparts. For new coaches, it s the first chance to install new schemes and put their stamp on a franchise.
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The Las Vegas Raiders have begun the process of signing their 2021 draft class. On Monday morning, the team announced it has signed both safety Tyree Gillespie and center Jimmy Morrissey. We have signed S Tyree Gillespie and C Jimmy Morrissey. pic.twitter.com/wTXX0568Ce Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) May 17, 2021 Gillespie is a fourth-round pick from Missouri, and Morrissey is a seventh-round pick from Pittsburgh. Gillespie has a chance to plays special teams and be a backup as a rookie. If he develops quickly and 2019 first-round pick Johnathan Abram continues to struggle, Gillespie could soon compete for a starting job at strong safety. The Raiders think he is a fit in new defensive coordinator Gus Bradley’s system.