Raiders Free Agency: The Players Las Vegas Signed After Agreeing to Maxx Crosby Trade
The Las Vegas Raiders had moved on from their best player, which was clear from their activity in free agency this week.
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The Las Vegas Raiders had moved on from their best player, which was clear from their activity in free agency this week.
Day 1 of NFL free agency can be a dangerous place to operate. It's a great day for players, given that organizations have spent months talking themselves into free agents and building plans for how they'll spend cap space. It's a great day for fans, who have been spending the offseason hoping that their favorite teams fill positions of need.
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Free agent center Tyler Linderbaum reached agreement Monday on a record deal with the Las Vegas Raiders, who are awarding him with a three-year, $81 million deal that includes $60 million guaranteed and makes him the highest-paid interior offensive lineman in NFL history, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.