Las Vegas Raiders cornerback Jakorian Bennett has shown significant improvement in his sophomore season after a challenging rookie year, contributing to the team's recent success. Under coach Antonio Pierce, Bennett's hard work during the offseason is paying off, as he has made key plays and gained confidence on the field. He has allowed only three receptions for 40 yards in two games this season, demonstrating his ability to perform under pressure, particularly during the Raiders' 26-23 upset victory over the Baltimore Ravens. His development has been crucial for the Raiders' defense, which needed to fill the void left by former cornerback Amik Robertson. With Bennett and fellow young cornerback Jack Jones making strides, the Raiders' secondary is showing promise. If Bennett continues this trajectory, he could help elevate the Raiders' defense into one of the league's stronger units.