The Raiders are expected to send Rams' Lamarcus Joyner on a four-year contract.

The spending spree of the Oakland Raiders continued late Monday night. This time, they approached their defense.

As reported by Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Raiders are expected to fire Lamarcus Joyner from the Rams. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, it will be a four-year security contract, aged 28.

The financial aspects of the deal have not been reported, but they should be expensive since Joyner is both a quality player and a security company, a position group that has been gaining lucrative contracts since the 1970s. opening of the period of legal sabotage, in particular with Landon Collins landing with the Redskins and Tyrann Mathieu goes to the chiefs.

All offers will become official only on Wednesday, the beginning of the new year.

Joyner is the second major movement of the Raiders (which also traded against Antonio Brown late Saturday night) made on Monday. First, they signed an important contract with attacking attacker Patriots Trent Brown. Now, they have added Joyner to strengthen a defense that has allowed the seventh highest number of yards and the most points of a season. They still need to solve their non-existent password problem, but Joyner will help the back end of their defense. And we must not forget that even if the Raiders stop spending a lot freelance, they still have three first-round picks.

In Joyner, the Raiders have a player who scored 58 solo tackles, a career high, accompanied by a sack, an interception and three defended passes. Joyner's training season began in 2017, when Rams' new coaching staff moved from cornerback to safety. He immediately prospered in his new role, accumulating three interceptions and nine forbidden passes, which led to him getting the franchise label a year ago.

After the Rams signed security Eric Weddle last week they never had to sign Joyner again, who it's registered at No. 22 of Pete Prisco's free agent list.