The Las Vegas Raiders have revamped their quarterback situation by acquiring veteran Geno Smith, addressing one of the league's weakest spots from last season. While Jakobi Meyers is set to be the primary target, there's uncertainty about who will join him in the receiving corps. Tre Tucker, along with rookies Jack Bech, Dont'e Thornton Jr., and Tommy Mellott, are contenders for this role. However, the Raiders might still seek a veteran receiver to bolster their depth.

In the free agency market, two notable names have emerged as potential fits: Gabe Davis, released by the Jaguars after a disappointing season marred by injuries, and Amari Cooper, who left Las Vegas in 2018 but could find a reunion appealing. Davis, at just $1.5 million for the season, presents a cost-effective solution with the potential for growth, while Cooper's familiarity with the franchise could bring stability to the lineup.