Silver And Black Pride on Dylan Laube
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Las Vegas rolling with a trio of tailbacks on the initial 53 (Jeanty, ravishing rookie Mike Washington Jr., and Dylan Laube)... Laube even showcased the slippery nature he provides as a receiving running back during the preseason... both have shown the ability to pass protect.
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Laube's receiving ability and pass protection fit Kubiak's versatile RB role requirements.
Dylan Laube, one of three tailbacks on the Raiders' 53-man roster, possesses the specific skillsets required for Klint Kubiak's offense. At 5-foot-9 and 204 pounds, Laube has demonstrated pass protection ability despite his smaller frame and showcased slippery receiving skills during preseason action, displaying more confidence than in prior coaching regimes. Laube must excel as a route runner and receiver in Kubiak's system, where running backs are high-volume targets often finishing in the top five in targets and receptions. The system requires running backs to line up as perimeter receivers or in the slot before motion or shift calls, creating mismatches and forcing defenses to show their hand with coverages and blitzes.
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