Raiders' Draft Dreams: RB, Safety, WR

0:00On April 5th, Raider's fans are dreaming big this off-season, eyeing the 2026 NFL draft like it's their Easter basket. Top of the wish list? A solid number two running back to pair with their first round stud, Ashton Johnty, from last year. Then a versatile safety to beef up that thin secondary and another wide receiver to deepen the core. Kling Kuviax offense runs best with two strong backs sharing the load, cutting down on injuries and keeping everyone fresh. Right now, they've got a few options on the roster, but it's not deep enough for a full grind through training camp and the season. They could grab one or two more through trades, free agency, or the draft. Meanwhile, the defense under new coordinator Rob Leonard needs safety help bad. Guys like Jeremy Chin and Isaiah Polamau bring talent and leadership, but depth is a killer in a long season, especially with nickel and dime. Packages on deck. Officials are scouting trades and mocks have them adding at least one, maybe two.

1:00Over at Y Receiver, GM John Spitec already snagged Jalen Nailer in free agency and trade tuckers flashing potential despite a rough rookie year. Still, expect cuts and ads. They plan to carry six, so trades, free agents, or draft picks will shake things up. With 10 draft picks including a future QB prospect, and Spitec not shy about wheeling and dealing, addressing these spots could turn the raiders. Rebuild into a rocket launch. Bright days ahead if they nail it. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.