That aptly sums up the Las Vegas Raiders’ Day 1 foray in free agency, particularly at the safety position. Tre’Von Moehrig inking a rich deal with the Carolina Panthers was one of many departure dominos to fall on Monday,

The Las Vegas Raiders saw standout safety Tre'Von Moehrig depart for the Carolina Panthers in free agency, but they've moved quickly to lock down a replacement. According to multiple reports, the Raiders have agreed to terms on a two-year contract with former Washington Commanders safety Jeremy Chinn.

Chinn spent last season with the Washington Commanders after originally being drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the second round (64th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

The Commanders lost safety Jeremy Chinn on Monday. Chinn has departed and is signing with the Las Vegas Raiders. BREAKING: Free agent safety Jeremy Chinn is signing with the #Raiders on a 2-year deal worth over $16M, including over 75% fully guaranteed at signing. A major addition to the Vegas secondary. pic.twitter.com/2skSsm5bNx

The Las Vegas Raiders introduced Jeremy Chinn as one of the newest members of their defense. We have everything the newest Raider had to say.

The Raiders addressed a couple of needs on defense, agreeing to deals with safety Jeremy Chinn and edge rusher Malcolm Koonce.

The Raiders agreed to terms with Chinn, a veteran safety who can help fill the void left by the departure of Moehrig at half the price.

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