When it comes to the Las Vegas Raiders ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft, we've seen several different players mocked to the team in the months leading up to this year's event. But which prospects have been mocked to Las Vegas the most?
Per NFL Mock Draft Database, the top three are Alabama cornerback Terrion Arnold, Oregon State offensive tackle Taliese Fuaga and Toledo cornerback Quinyon Mitchell.
Here's the breakdown of percentages for how often each have been mocked to Las Vegas as of this writing:
CB Terrion Arnold, Alabama: 15.6%
OT Taliese Fuaga, Oregon State: 13.8%
CB Quinyon Mitchell, Toledo: 9.7%
Other: 60.9%
All three of the top mock selections make sense for the Raiders. After all, two of their biggest needs going into the draft are at cornerback and right tackle. Fuaga is in the group of tackles falling behind Notre Dame's Joe Alt, while Mitchell and Arnold are the consensus top-two players at their position.
Quarterback is another major need and is certainly included in that 60.9% for other picks, but the fact that the Raiders are too low for one of the top signal-callers and too high for the second tier has led to less mocks featuring a quarterback for Las Vegas.
