Klatt Mock: Browns Grab Tackle, WR in 1st Round

It's March 17th, here's your NFL news in two minutes.

The Las Vegas Raiders face big changes ahead, especially with defensive

and Tyree Wilson, drafted seventh overall in 2023.

He's now on his fourth head coach with Clint Kubiak taking over.

Kubiak's recent moves suggest Wilson might not stick around long term as the team

built for a strong 2026 season.

Kubiak just handed Quadipay a three-year contract extension, which drops Wilson to third

string weak side linebacker.

They could shift him to right edge rusher, where depth is thin beyond Thomas Booker IV.

But even that may not earn him a starting spot.

Fans and analysts see Wilson falling short of expectations, especially paired with star

Max Crosby.

He's never hit five sacks in a season, despite the easy matchups that come from playing

opposite Crosby.

That lack of production has many questioning his role on the defense.

Wilson heads into the final year of his rookie deal in 2026, with a $14 million

club option for 2027.

Most feel that's too steep for a backup, who struggle through multiple coaching shifts.

This upcoming season offers his best shot to prove himself, with one of the Raiders

strongest defensive casts yet.

A late push against Kansas City last year was solid, but it might not sway the front

office if he doesn't break out now.

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