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Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton discuss the NFL Supplemental Draft being held this year for the first time since 2019. Also, thoughts on Tyler Hall and what we'd like for the cornerback room to look like when the season gets underway.

On today's episode, Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton react to Derek Carr's recent comments about his play last season and why he may not have been at his best. Then, the guys share their thoughts on the perception of drama around the Raiders organization this season and explain why the stories are not as big a deal as the media would make you think. Finally, we close the show with a look at the NFL Supplemental Draft returning after a few years.

Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton react to Derek Carr's recent comments regarding his subpar play last season. Can this help finally close the chapter?

Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton share their thoughts on Jeffri Chadiha's recent piece on NFL.com that highlighted some of the so-called drama surrounding the Raiders this offseason.

Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton answer some of your listener questions regarding the Raiders home in Vegas, Josh McDaniels' job security and the contract situation of Josh Jacobs.

On today's episode, Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton react to the report that Marcus Peters is likely to sign with the Raiders and discuss why it would be a positive signing for the team, both on and off the field. Then, we get into some more Josh Jacobs discussion as we try to understand both sides of the coin and why there is a hold up in contract discussions. What kind of deal would make the most sense for the organization to offer Jacobs? We finish out the show by answering some of your Raider Nation mailbag questions!

Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton react to the recent report that Marcus Peters could be in a Raider uniform soon and discuss why it would be a big move for the secondary, even if Peters is not the player he once was.

Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton discuss what things will look like if the Raiders and Josh Jacobs cannot agree to a deal before training camp, why a successful ground game is vital to Jimmy Garoppolo's success behind center and what kind of deal would make the most sense for the team to offer Jacobs.

From 'The Best Football Show' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks continues his offseason look around the league by asking one question for each team, this time going through the AFC West's Chiefs, Chargers, Raiders and Broncos.

On today's show, Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton react to Josh Jacobs' tweet regarding his contract situation and discuss the chances of a holdout actually happening. Then, we discuss Hunter Renfrow's chances of being traded and close the show with a look at Tom Brady the owner. Who holds the leverage in the Jacobs situation? What can Brady bring to the organization as a minority owner?