Four free agents the Las Vegas Raiders should not bring back

By Nick Ellis | Jan 5, 2020

DENVER, COLORADO - DECEMBER 29: AJ Cole #6 holds as Daniel Carlson #8 of the Oakland Raiders kicks a field goal against the Denver Broncos in the second quarter at Empower Field at Mile High on December 29, 2019 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images) /

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OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA – AUGUST 10: Mike Glennon #7 of the Oakland Raiders looks to pass against the Los Angeles Rams during their NFL preseason game at RingCentral Coliseum on August 10, 2019 in Oakland, California. (Photo by Robert Reiners/Getty Images) /

Mike Glennon

Usually, I would not pay too much attention to a backup quarterback, but with the quarterback situation in Oakland, this may be an important position. Mike Glennon is by no means a bad backup, but if the Raiders are seriously considering replacing Derek Carr, Mike Glennon has no place on this roster.

Whether Carr is the guy or not, I would expect the Raiders to bring in a young, dynamic QB to the roster to play behind Carr, or maybe even replace him. Glennon has nothing special about his game, and if Carr ever goes down, Glennon is not going to lead this team to many victories.

Next. Grading the Oakland Raiders 2019 draft class after year one. dark

The 2019 season was definitely a step in the right direction for the Raiders franchise, but the expectations are going to be much bigger in their first season in Las Vegas. They once again have a lot of draft capital, and a good salary cap number, so now we have to sit back and see what Mike Mayock can do once again this offseason.

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