The Las Vegas Raiders are poised to make significant moves during the upcoming free agency, armed with over $92 million in cap space, the second-highest in the league. General manager John Spytek has challenging decisions ahead as multiple key defensive players, notably starting safeties Tre'von Moehrig and Marcus Epps, are set to hit free agency. Moehrig, fresh off a career-best season, could command a lucrative contract, potentially around $15 million annually. The Raiders face a dilemma: match a hefty offer for Moehrig or let him go. Epps, returning from a torn ACL, may also find himself replaced unless he can secure a team-friendly deal. The team will likely keep Isaiah Pola-Mao due to his performance filling in for Epps. With the option to pursue veterans like Justin Simmons or Jeremy Chinn, or draft talents such as Xavier Watts or Nick Emmanwori, safety remains a critical focus for the Raiders this offseason.