Additionally, Las Vegas has the draft capital to pull off a trade for Stafford and the cap space to sign him to a new deal. NFL Network's Peter Schrager reported that the former No.1 pick wants to be paid more than $50 million annually on a new contract. The Raiders are projected to have $99 million in cap room, per Over the Cap.

If the Las Vegas Raiders don't feel great about landing a quarterback in the NFL Draft, this trade with the Los Angeles Rams is an obvious alternative.