The Las Vegas Raiders made their final cuts ahead of next season, and the team they are now is the team they'll be heading into 2025 with. Here are three questi

The Raiders kept six defensive tackles on the initial 53-man roster. With the upside Jonah Laulu, Tonka Hemingway, and JJ Pegues possess, it feels like Leki Fotu was the final interior defensive lineman. The veteran Fotu feels like a candidate to be replaced once waiver claims process.

With that said, take a look at who makes up the Silver and Black's position groups going into the 2025 regular season (players in alphabetical order). The Raiders' initial 53-man roster features players from 24 states as well as Washington, D.C. With the initial 53-man roster now set, take a look at how this Raiders roster was compiled.

And then on Tuesday, the Raiders officially cut their roster down to 53 players. They also placed safety Lonnie Johnson Jr., who’s recovering from surgery to repair a broken fibula, on injured reserve. Johnson will be eligible to return after the first four games of the season.

The Las Vegas Raiders unveiled their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday. One of the bigger surprises was the inclusion of offensive tackle Thayer Munford. Though Munford struggled mightily throughout the preseason, the Raiders believe in his ability to play offensive tackle in a pinch. There aren't many human beings who can do that in the NFL.

The Las Vegas Raiders, even after yesterday’s mandatory NFL cutdown to a 53-man roster, are continuing to make moves and engage in an intriguing

The Raiders have started trimming down their roster to 53 players. The team announced today that they’ve moved on from 18 players:

The Las Vegas Raiders submitted their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday. On Wednesday, general manager John Spytek can continue churning the roster via the waiver wire process. The Raiders own the sixth priority, meaning there's an excellent chance they'll be awarded two or three new players they place claims on.