Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, the Las Vegas Raiders are prioritizing the wide receiver position, indicating potential dissatisfaction with their current roster. Their Plan A involves selecting either KC Concepcion or Denzel Boston at the 36th pick, both of whom offer versatility and playmaking ability. Concepcion, a Texas A&M standout, is known for his dynamic skill set, while Boston brings size and contested-catch potential. If they miss out on these prospects, Plan B suggests targeting Germie Bernard or Ted Hurst at 67, with Bernard providing a similar skill set to Concepcion and Hurst showcasing impressive size and speed. Lastly, Plan C includes Skyler Bell or Bryce Lance at 102, both of whom have demonstrated efficiency and speed, making them valuable additions to the Raiders' offense. The team hopes at least one of these receivers will be available on Day 2 of the draft.