Raiders' Free Agency Splash: A-Minus Grade

0:00It's March 24th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The Las Vegas Raiders made a big splash in the early days of NFL free agency. General manager John Spitek shelled out more than $240 million on their top 5 signings. The kick-off was centered Tyler Lindarbaum landing in $81 million contract, making him the highest paid at his position with $27 million a year. They also beefed up the linebacker group by signing Quay Walker and the Colby Dean to deals worth $76.5 million combined. On defense, past Russia quiddy pay joined for $48 million to team up with Max Crosby and Malcolm Coons. These moves give the Raiders more firepower across the board. Why to receive a Jalen Nailer came aboard for $35 million, adding a solid option for rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza in the passing? Game. Both football focus, graded every team's free agency work, and the Raiders earned an elite

1:04A- overall. Analysts like the talent they brought in, even if they had some quibbles about the contract sizes. Overall, these additions positioned the Raiders for a stronger push next season with a revamped roster.