The Raiders' 2025 collapse was nothing less than spectacular, failing memorably on the field while dysfunction ran rampant through team operations. Jeanty couldn't have stopped the implosion set in motion by the Pete Carroll regime, and any takeaways about Jeanty's abilities are probably best postponed until we see what he can do in a real NFL offense. As much as there are no true guarantees, there is sound basis to believe the hiring of new coach Klint Kubiak will unleash Jeanty if an August ankle sprain doesn't get in the way. Kubiak showed unique insight as offensive coordinator the last two years, especially in terms of breaking the Cover-2 paradigm with a committed, muscular ground game. In addition to Kubiak's arrival, Jeanty should benefit from an improved offensive line and upgraded quarterback play. Adding standout Tyler Linderbaum at center and Spencer Burford at left guard provides two important upgrades on the offensive line, which should also get a boost from the return of left tackle Kolton Miller, who missed the rest of last season following a Week 4 injury. The biggest concern with Jeanty is his September availability after he suffered an ankle sprain exactly three weeks before the Raiders' opener against Miami.