Silver Mining 3/2: Running backs, O-Line shine at Combine

RAIDERS NEWS

Raiders free agency 2019: What condition the safety position is in - Silver And Black Pride
We check on each Raiders position ahead of free agency to give it a condition of either Strong, Stable, Unstable, Serious, or Critical.

Raiders 2019 pre-draft tracker: Interviews, workouts, meetings, analysis, and more - Silver And Black Pride
This year the Raiders staff has a distinct advantage in meeting draft prospect; the coached the Senior Bowl. Being the coach of the North squad offered Gruden and his staff the ability to meet a...

Antonio Brown trade rumors: Welcome, Saints and Raiders | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pair of Bay Area prospects talk Raiders, Combine experience
Stanford running back Bryce Love and UC Davis wide receiver Keelan Doss discuss the Silver and Black, including life at the Combine.

Despite heart procedure, Oakland official ready to vote on Raiders | Las Vegas Review-Journal
Oakland City Council member Larry Reid underwent a heart procedure this week. He’s ready to vote on a Raiders lease.

AFC WEST NEWS

Chargers have “no timetable” on Melvin Gordon extension – ProFootballTalk
Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is headed into the final year of the contract he signed as a 2015 first-round pick and that means there will be questions about a contract extension this offseason.

Elway declares Lynch a 'miss'; Seahawks 'excited' to salvage QB
Opposite ends of the quarterback spectrum lie the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks.

Here is what Dee Ford will earn in 2019 if Chiefs apply franchise tag
Franchise tag numbers are officially set for the 2019 season.

AROUND THE NFL

NFL Combine winners/losers: Justice Hill puts on a (brief) show - NFL.com
The first prospects hit the field Thursday at the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine, with the offensive linemen and running backs going through workouts. Who stood out? Bucky Brooks spotlights winners and losers.

Kyler Murray on Bryce Harper's $330 million contract: 'There’s quarterbacks making more per year than him' | NFL | Sporting News

NFL increases salary cap to $188.2M for 2019
The NFL and NFLPA have finalized a salary cap of $188.2 million for the 2019 season. With benefit costs, each team's total allotment for player costs will come in around $228.7 million.