The Oakland Raiders have been making a lot of moves as of late as new head coach Jon Gruden tries to mold his new-look roster. Among the potential big-name players that might land in Oakland along with Jordy Nelson is defensive tackle, Ndamukong Suh.

The three-time All-Pro is doing his due diligence in NFL free agency after being released by the Miami Dolphins last week. On Tuesday, Suh is meeting with the Los Angeles Rams and then he's reportedly set to visit the Raiders on Wednesday.

Veteran linebacker Bruce Irvin took to Twitter to send a message to Suh about his pending visit to Oakland.

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Although Suh is doing the rounds around the NFL with his visits to interested teams, the 31-year-old is rumored to be asking for a hefty sum to sign him. Suh may be requesting as much as $20 million per season for his services and that is likely not something the Raiders want to pay for him.

Along with a high price tag, Suh also brings a fair amount of baggage to any team that ends up signing him. Suh has been suspended on more than one occasion for his dirty antics on the field and although he's among the best at his position in the NFL, that might not be what Gruden wants in Oakland as he tries to establish a new culture in his first year back with the team.

The Raiders will have some competition from playoff-caliber teams in their pursuit of Suh. The Tennessee Titans, New Orleans Saints, and Rams are among the teams vying for his services. It remains to be seen which team may be the frontrunner for Suh as it may come down to who offers him the most money in the end.