The Las Vegas Raiders are entering a new era with the appointments of Pete Carroll as head coach and John Spytek as general manager. Both are committed to evaluating every player on the roster in their bid to build a competitive team. Among those scrutinized is defensive end Tyree Wilson, who has struggled to meet the expectations set after being drafted seventh overall in 2023.

Wilson has faced a challenging start to his career, marred by injuries and inconsistent performance, accumulating only 56 tackles and eight sacks over two seasons. Despite showing some improvement last year, questions remain about his long-term viability with the Raiders.

This season is crucial for Wilson, as he has two years remaining on his contract, plus a potential fifth-year option. The impending selection of a new defensive coordinator could significantly impact Wilson's role and effectiveness, particularly regarding the team's defensive scheme.