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Following the Raiders scouting department after five weeks of college football

The Las Vegas Raiders, currently riding a 3-1 record, are already deep into their annual draft preparation, with scouts actively targeting prospects to address key roster needs. Wide receiver remains a top priority, and the team’s recent travels suggest a focus on versatile, high-upside talent.

Scouts attended the Iowa-Ohio State game last week, where standout wide receiver Jeremiah Smith drew particular attention. Meanwhile, the Raiders have made multiple trips to Oregon, including games in Weeks 1 and 4, with defensive tackle Amauri Washington emerging as a standout prospect at a position of need.

The team also showed interest in Iowa’s offensive line, with tackles Kade Pieper and Trevor Lauck (6’4”, 318 lbs) generating early draft buzz. Safety remains another area of focus, though specific names have not yet been highlighted in this early phase of evaluations.

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