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The type of quarterback the Las Vegas Raiders intend to add this summer is unknown, but head coach Antonio Pierce has stated that the position is open to additions. The team is expected to focus on the draft, with some speculating that they may select a quarterback with their first-round pick.
But a lot of clubs that select before the Raiders at No. 13 also need a quarterback. Las Vegas may take a look at options later in the selection if they are unable to choose the quarterback they want in the first round. Former South Carolina quarterback Spencer Rattler is one of the more intriguing prospects this year. The Raiders are the team that would most suit the 23-year-old quarterback, according to Bleacher Report’s Matt Holder.

Holder stated in a blog published on February 7 that “Las Vegas is widely expected to target a signal-caller in the draft, but it will be out of range for one of the top three quarterbacks in this year’s class with the No. 13 pick.” “Trading up is an option, but the Raiders might want to draft Rattler and allow him to challenge [Aidan] O’Connell for the starting position during training camp.

The former Gamecock’s arm talent has never really been a problem, so he should be able to carry out Getsy’s vertical passing game. Although the Oklahoma transfer isn’t a strong runner, he can tote the rock occasionally and finished college with 410 rushing yards—including yards lost to sacks.

In addition, Holder thinks that Rattler’s best chance of playing is with the Raiders.