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The Las Vegas Raiders are 3-3 and need to make a move to give not only the offense, but the team a shot in the arm. In previous weeks, the chatter centered on Marvin Harrison Jr., Brian Thomas Jr., and…

Philip Robinson of Silver And Black Pride argues that the Las Vegas Raiders should pursue a trade for Indianapolis Colts guard Quenton Nelson. With the Colts parting ways with general manager Chris Ballard, Robinson suggests Indianapolis could initiate a roster rebuild, making the 30-year-old, eight-time Pro Bowler potentially available on the trade market.
Robinson contends that adding Nelson would significantly improve run blocking alongside center Tyler Linderbaum and upgrade pass protection for quarterback Kirk Cousins. The writer suggests Raiders general manager John Spytek could consider offering assets such as a draft pick alongside players like Eric Stokes or Malcolm Koonce.
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