The Las Vegas Raiders solved their quarterback problem in the short term this offseason by trading for Geno Smith, pairing him yet again with head coach Pete Carroll. But the veteran quarterback is entering his age-34 season and the franchise still has to search for a long-term answer at the position.
The new front office led by rookie GM John Spytek took a stab at doing so in this year's NFL draft, picking North Dakota State quarterback Cam Miller in the sixth round. Spytek, of course, enjoys a unique resource at his disposal when it comes to QBs: the mind of Tom Brady, the greatest quarterback in NFL history who became a minority owner of the franchise in 2024.
