The Las Vegas Raiders have named Gardner Minshew II as their starting quarterback ahead of the upcoming season, marking the first time in his career he will start a season in this role. Minshew expressed excitement about the opportunity and emphasized the importance of building chemistry with his teammates, particularly with All-Pro wide receiver Davante Adams, who missed significant training time. Minshew plans to engage in extra practice sessions to enhance their connection and ensure the offense's success. Tight end Michael Mayer highlighted the necessity of forming a strong on-field relationship with Minshew for effective gameplay. As the Raiders prepare for their preseason finale against the 49ers, the team is focused on refining their offensive strategies and play execution under new head coach Antonio Pierce. Meanwhile, Tre Tucker is showing promise in his second season, making impactful plays that could elevate his role in the offense.