Which quarterback will the Raiders make a playoff team in 2024? RGIII reveals.

The NFL season is almost over, and soon the draft will take center stage. Among the teams with a dire need for a quarterback is the Las Vegas Raiders, and there is one rookie that seems to fit right away.

Robert Griffin III, a former quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, thinks the Raiders should find a way to sign LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels.

In an interview on January 24, Griffin said to Adrian Hernandez, “They gotta go get their quarterback.” “I think that’s Jayden Daniels from LSU,” [Antonio] Pierce signed an Arizona State recruit, and Jayden Daniels, in my opinion, suddenly elevates the Raiders to the postseason. His ability to run the football, throw the football, and mentally defeat them Without a doubt, they’re

The 2023 Heisman Trophy winner shot up draft boards due to his performance last season and it’s looking like he could be a top-three pick. Daniels and the Raiders have a close relationship because head coach Ant Jayden Daniels onio Pierce oversaw Daniels’ recruiting at Arizona State prior to his transfer. Daniels even showed up to the Raiders Week 18 game against the Denver Broncos to support the coach.

Las Vegas Raiders Named Best Fit for Jayden Daniels The fit foron the Raiders goes beyond his ties to Antonio Pierce. Marcus Mosher of The 33rd Team detailed why Las Vegas is the best fit for the young quarterback. “The Raiders have a good offensive line and several quality weapons, like Davante Adams, Jakobi Meyers and Michael Mayer,” Mosher wrote in a January 25 column. “What they need is a dynamic quarterback who can create chunk plays. They’ve got the offensive personnel to be a solid unit, but they are just missing the ‘guy’ to put it all together.

“This would be a fantastic fit for Daniels, on and off the field. The Raiders were a competitive team in 2023, but weren’t fun to watch. Daniels could bring excitement to Las Vegas and make the Raiders an instant contender. Plus, throwing the ball to Adams, Meyers and Mayer would be nice.” The Raiders have been to the playoffs just twice since 2002. Pierce and defensive coordinator Patrick Graham appear to have fixed the defense but now there are big issues on offense. Landing a playmaker like Daniels would go a long way in helping the Raiders have a more balanced team that can compete for the AFC West.