The have a lot of needs to addre s this offseason, but the good news is, the team is loaded with cap space. According to , the Raiders are projected to have the second-most cap space in the NFL with a whopping $91.5 million. One of the team's biggest areas of need is the offensive line, where says the team will be Malik Beasley Jersey heavily focused on in free agency. "Youve got $90 million in cap space this offseason, which means theyre going to be bolstering the offensive line," Schefter said of the Raiders. "Look at all the free agent offensive linemen. A couple of them are going to wind up in Las Vegas as rich men." "Theyre going to attack it, I think, the way the did last offseason, when Ryan Poles went out and traded for Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney, and he signed Drew Dalman in free agency," Schefter added. "I think the Raiders are going to have a similar approach this year to their offensive line." With Fernando Mendoza likely coming aboard in April, bolstering the offensive line and wide receivers rooms are among Las Vegas' top priorities. Las Vegas does have a decent foundation to work with upfront. Kolton Miller is a quality left tackle and we still believe in Jackson Powers-Johnson, who was badly mismanaged by Pete Carroll in 2025. But there are nothing but question marks aside from those two. The jury is still out on recent draft picks like DJ Glaze, Caleb Rogers and Charles Grant, and Dylan Parham is a pending free agent. As a result, it's conceivable the Raiders will be looking for as many as three new starters upfront. If Las Vegas deploys JPJ at center, the Raiders could add two guards and one right tackle. If JPJ stays at guard, Las Vegas may be looking for one guard and one center, along with the aforementioned right tackle. With putting Mendoza is the best po sible position to succeed being the top priority for Las Vegas, the team should spare no expense at offensive line and wide receiver this offseason. More NFL news Jarred Vanderbilt Jersey