The Las Vegas Raiders have had one hell of a draft on both days one and two. They started the 2024 NFL Draft by taking Brock Bowers, the tight end from Georgia, who was the best player available and maybe the best player.
Then they went with the best player available strategy again in the second round and took Oregon guard Jackson Powers-Johnson, who will fight for the starting right guard position in training camp with new Raider Cody Whitehair.
Now, they can cross all offensive line positions off the list of needs. Whoever is their quarterback in 2024 should be happy, as they are set up to have great protection.
With the 77th pick in the draft, the Raiders took Maryland offensive tackle Delmar Glaze, a player not many know about, but the potential is more than there.
He will also battle Thayer Munford for the starting right tackle spot at the training camp.
If there is one thing we can take away from the first two days of the draft, it's that Tom Telesco and company are killing it. If there is anything else we can take away from it, it's that training camp is going to be fun, and the offensive line will have plenty of depth.
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