The Las Vegas Raiders are addressing a major weakness on offense by targeting improvements to their offensive line. According to reporting, general manager John Spytek makes clear that the team is focused on upgrading a unit that struggled significantly last season and which limited productivity for key offensive players. The Raiders’ plans include the addition of rookie or newly acquired center (or interior lineman) Luke Linderbaum, viewed as a stabilizing influence for the front. Alongside that move, the team is also hoping for the return of tackle (or lineman) Miller to full health, with the expectation that he can contribute effectively once recovered. Multiple outlets frame these changes as responses to an offensive line that created problems for quarterback Geno Smith and running back Ashton Jeanty, both of whom faced difficulties when protection and run blocking were inconsistent. The overall message is that the Raiders are pursuing near-term line help—both through personnel changes and by counting on Miller’s health—to improve protection, create running lanes, and help the offense function more effectively moving forward.