The Las Vegas Raiders made significant investments in the wide receiver position during the 2025 NFL Draft, aiming to revitalize a struggling passing attack. With the addition of TCU's Jack Bech in the second round, Tennessee's Dont’e Thornton Jr., and Montana State's Tommy Mellot in later rounds, the Raiders are looking to surround new quarterback Geno Smith with talent. Existing weapons include 1,000-yard receiver Jakobi Meyers and All-Pro tight end Brock Bowers, creating a competitive environment for veteran players like Tre Tucker, Collin Johnson, and Kyle Philips.

Head coach Pete Carroll plans to let these wideouts compete for snaps, enhancing the offensive playbook. Bech, a promising talent, joins a group that needs to coalesce quickly to improve upon last season's performance. With key pieces in place, Las Vegas is poised to transform its offensive strategy in the upcoming season.