The Las Vegas Raiders are eager to turn things around and cultivate a winning culture that has been missing since the team’s move from Oakland to Las Vegas. To achieve this, they have brought in proven winners like Tom Brady, who joined as a minority owner last season, along with new head coach Pete Carroll. Surprisingly, however, Brady and the front office are taking a cautious approach to extending a key player on the offense.
According to sources, “The #Raiders have yet to begin contract extension talks with LT Kolton Miller, which is a bit surprising. He’s in the final year of his deal making $12.3M in 2025, while the top of the OT market is more than double that.
“Miller’s been one of the league’s best and most durable tackles, anchoring a line that’s had constant turnover. Would imagine it becomes a priority for Vegas soon enough,” reported FOX Sports’ Jordan Schultz. Fans have taken to social media to express their thoughts on the situation.
One Cowboys fan commented, “So other teams wait to sign their best players too. The way the media reports it, you would think the Cowboys were the only team that did this.” Another fan added, “Promise you there are more important things than extending anyone right now (the draft is next week) — there will be extension talks; this is just an overreaction.” Meanwhile, someone else suggested, “Trade him. We’re taking a tackle in the first anyway.” It will be intriguing to see how this situation develops.
