Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek has acknowledged the team's need for additional depth at the defensive back positions ahead of the NFL Draft. With three safeties currently on the roster, Spytek noted the importance of adding versatility and competition due to the new defensive scheme that requires multiple safeties. He expressed confidence in the depth of this year's draft class, stating, “From top to bottom... there’s some quality players there.” The Raiders will utilize their ten draft picks to potentially bolster the cornerback and safety positions. Spytek emphasized that competition is crucial, stating, “We want everybody to earn their spot in the starting lineup.” Several prospects have been identified, including cornerbacks Chris Johnson from San Diego State and A.J. Haulcy from LSU as potential mid-round selections. The team is also considering late-round options, focusing on players who fit their defensive scheme and can make an immediate impact.