The Las Vegas Raiders offensive line hasn't done much to look like it's going to be improved much from last season
Even after adding All-Pro wide receiver Davante Adams, the Las Vegas Raiders offense came into this season with one big potential weakness.
That is the performance of the team's offensive line, which comes into this year largely unchanged from a unit that struggled last season.
Quarterback Derek Carr was sacked 40 times last season, the second-most of his career, and the Raiders' running game was a bottom-four unit in the NFL.
That came with several bench players coming in for injured starters, and that same group is being asked to step up their game for this season.
So far this preseason, it's been a mixed bag to say the least, with the Raiders o-line allowing 13 sacks in three games
They've been able to clear the way for 140-plus rushing yards in every one of those games, but it's hard to say if they would be as successful going up against a first-string defense the entire game.
It can't make Carr feel any happier about the level of protection he will get in 2022 when his backups are often having to scramble due to pressure.