3 Las Vegas Raiders to watch as OTAs open later this month
Bryan Edwards
Bryan Edwards made massive improvements in 2021, but most importantly was able to stay on the field. However, the problem with that was he often disappeared and struggled to create separation, especially once he was thrust into a more premier role. Edwards was eventually lapped by Zay Jones and struggled to find any sort of consistency.
However, he has an undeniable talent and has dominated two consecutive offseasons, winning starting jobs in both.
McDaniels seems to be a little more hesitant on Edwards with the addition of Demarcus Robinson, but Edwards won’t have to be anything higher than the 5th option on a team with Davante Adams, Darren Waller, Hunter Renfrow, and Josh Jacobs. Edwards usually dominates without pads, and it seems likely he can do so again.
Wide receivers often take a giant leap heading into their 3rd season and if Edwards could do so, he should easily win a starting role and make this offense more dangerous.