Raiders Sign Alex Cappa to $11 Million Deal

The Las Vegas Raiders have signed veteran guard Alex Cappa to a two-year, $11 million contract, marking a strategic move in their roster rebuilding under new head coach Pete Carroll. Cappa, who previously played with Tom Brady at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has been criticized for his performance, being rated among the least effective guards last season after allowing eight sacks. Despite concerns from fans regarding his past performance, the Raiders hope a change of scenery will revitalize Cappa's career. This signing comes as the Raiders also prepare to release quarterback Gardner Minshew, indicating a broader strategy to enhance their roster and potentially secure a new starting quarterback. The Raiders' management is focused on strengthening their offensive line, crucial for protecting future investments at quarterback. With ample cap space and draft picks, the Raiders are poised for significant changes this offseason.