What happened: The Raiders marked the anniversary of Al Davis running his first training camp in 1963, part of a pattern of the franchise leaning on its history heading into 2026 camp. It comes on the heels of the team touting a new-look offensive line built around quickness over pure size, a philosophy shift that hasn't been tested in live snaps yet.

Why it matters: A legacy built on Al Davis doesn't answer whether a smaller, quicker trench group can actually hold up against bigger fronts in the AFC West. Vegas has spent the offseason selling its past more than proving its present, and that gap between nostalgia and on-field results is exactly what should worry fans heading into camp.