The Las Vegas Raiders are making headlines once more with their recent roster moves. On Monday, the Raiders agreed to terms with Amari Cooper on a one-year contract amidst a turbulent situation involving Jakobi Meyers, who has reportedly requested a trade due to dissatisfaction with his current deal.

In addition to the Cooper signing, the Raiders have made waves by acquiring quarterback Kenny Pickett. This development adds intrigue to the lineup and further emphasizes the importance of the receiver group, which now comprises Meyers, Cooper, Dont’e Thornton Jr., Jack Bech, and Tre Tucker as priority options.

Should all players remain on the roster, Meyers’ status might be in jeopardy as his market value is poised to drop following Cooper’s acquisition. Meyers concluded the previous season with a strong average of 14.5 PPR points per game but is now facing increased competition for targets.

Cooper, on the other hand, struggles to regain his previous form, having had a lackluster year with the Browns and Bills, combining for a mere 44 receptions, 547 yards, and just four touchdowns across 14 games. Hence, it’s uncertain if he can revert to his 2015-2016 form in Las Vegas.

Meanwhile, Thornton has shown promise during training camps this season and has become an appealing option toward the end of drafts, particularly as teams consider their wide receiver depth. On the other hand, Bech could shine if Meyers is traded, making him a potential slot receiver for the Raiders.

Finally, the rookie Bowers remains crucial to the passing game, anticipated to be a top target for fantasy players this year, signaling exciting times ahead for the Raiders as they navigate week one.