With already two big offensives from Oakland Raiders, should LeVeon Bell be next?

Ladies and gentlemen, we left for the legal sabotage period and already the Oakland Raiders behind the power trio of owner Mark Davis, general manager Mike Mayock and head coach Jon Gruden have taken decisive initiatives.

Negotiating for Antonio Brown was only the visible part of the iceberg. This represents a commitment to the story pushed by Mayock and Gruden all out of season when asked what is the status of their quarterback. Derek Carr is the starting quarterback of the Raiders.

Carr will have every chance to succeed this season. He received the best wide receiver of football and the Raiders continued their offensive metamorphosis by concluding an agreement with the leading free agent offensive tackle, Trent Brown.

Trent Brown to Achieve a Record 4 Year / $ 66 Million Contract, a $ 36.75 Million Guarantee and an Average of $ 16.5 Million a Year, Making it the NFL's Highest-Paed Tackle . Brown, at age 25 is a mountain of a man standing at 6 feet 8 inches and weighs 360 pounds and moves like a dancing bear.

Chris Mortenson from ESPN alleged that the franchise is poor in moneyand suggesting that after the signing of the Browns, they would be unable to run against the Le'Veon Bell freestyle runner.

This despite having at the time about 42 million dollars in salary ceiling. Since then, they have recruited defenseman Lamarcus Joyner for a four-year contract, their first defensive addition. The figures are not yet known, but they seem significant, Joyner being considered one of the best free agents available.

Could they continue and catch the top prize in running? Should they be?

If there was a perfect balance between half and half for a Gruden, it would be Bell. Patience in the backfield, mad racing style, soft hands and power. In her five-year career, Bell captured 78.04% of her goals, averaging 4.4 yards per race and 1,599.2 yards in her career.

In other words, Bell is a matchup nightmare. For a team devoid of iconic star power, the Raiders have cleared enough space to meet its high contract demands of $ 15-17 million a year.

While his best friend from Pittsburgh was already settled in the Bay Area, it would be quite natural for the Raiders to court Bell and have him look into the black hole.

Signing Bell would be a major blow to the Silver & Black for a multitude of reasons.

First and foremost, the Steelers will be a much weaker opponent. The Steelers missed Bell in the last straight despite the solid game of sophomore pro James Conner.

Two teams offered a contract to Bell and said it about his difficulties.

The Raiders have recently been in contact with many players, including defenseman Markus Golden, wide receiver Tyrell Williams and Le'Veon Bell, and could still seek an agreement to sign Jared Cook's contract.