The Raiders are expected to bring offensive lineman Jermaine Eluemunor back into the fold. This development relayed courtesy of Vincent Bonsignore of the 'Las Vegas Review-Journal.'
A former fifth-round pick by the Baltimore Ravens, Eluemunor bounced around the NFL to start his career, spening time with the Ravens, Patriots, Dolphins and Jaguars before landing with Las Vegas. Perhaps his best extended stretch of ball came in New England between 2019 and 2020, when he started in eight of his 22 appearances with the team.
Eluemunor caught on with the Raiders prior to the 2021 campaign, starting three of his 14 games played. He would proceed to earn the starting right tackle gig heading into the 2022 campaign before starting all 17 of the Raiders' games. Pro Football Focus graded him 21st among 81 qualifying offensive tackles.
While he Raiders also re-signed offensive tackle Brandon Parker earlier this offseason, Bonsignore hears that the two moves are not expected to preclude the organization from picking an offensive tackle in April's draft should they so choose. The return of their 2022 starting tackles certainly lessens the actual need to make a draft move to bulk up the offensive line, though.
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