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Vegas Raiders Reveal Initial 2024 Depth Chart

The Las Vegas Raiders have unveiled their first unofficial depth chart for the 2024 season, setting the stage for their preseason opener against the Minnesota Vikings. This initial lineup provides a glimpse into the team’s current roster configuration and the potential on-field combinations fans might see this season. Coach Antonio Pierce expressed enthusiasm about the team’s readiness and camaraderie, noting, “These guys love being on the field and playing with one another.”

Offensive Depth Chart

Wide Receivers (WR):

  • Davante Adams is expected to lead the receiving corps, supported by Kristian Wilkerson and rookies Jeff Foreman and Ramel Keyton. Keelan Doss and Tyreik McAllister add depth, with Jalen Guyton also in the mix.
  • Jakobi Meyers will be another key target, alongside Tre Tucker, DJ Turner, and Alex Bachman. Rookies Tulu Griffin and Terrell Bynum provide additional options.

Offensive Line (OL):

  • The offensive line features established players such as Kolton Miller and Cody Whitehair, with Andrus Peat and Jalen McKenzie adding versatility. Rookies like Jackson Powers-Johnson and Corey Luciano are also vying for spots.
  • Center Andre James is backed by Ben Brown and Will Putnam, while the right side includes Thayer Munford Jr., DJ Glaze, Dalton Wagner, and Andrew Coker. Guards Dylan Parham and Jordan Meredith round out the interior line, supported by Clark Barrington.

Tight Ends (TE):

  • Michael Mayer and Harrison Bryant are positioned as the leading tight ends, with John Samuel Shenker and rookie Brock Bowers offering additional options. Zach Gentry and Cole Fotheringham provide further depth.

Quarterbacks (QB):

  • Aidan O’Connell and Gardner Minshew II are competing for the starting quarterback role, with Anthony Brown Jr. and rookie Carter Bradley also in contention.

Running Backs (RB):

  • Zamir White is the lead running back, supported by Alexander Mattison and Ameer Abdullah. Rookies Dylan Laube and Brittain Brown, along with Sincere McCormick, complete the backfield.

Defensive Depth Chart

Defensive Ends (DE) and Tackles (DT):

  • Maxx Crosby and Tyree Wilson headline the defensive ends, with Charles Snowden, David Agoha, and Ron Stone Jr. providing depth.
  • The tackle positions include veterans John Jenkins and Christian Wilkins, bolstered by Adam Butler, Matthew Butler, Marquan McCall, and rookies Noah Shannon and Nesta Jade Silvera.

Linebackers (LB):

  • The linebacker unit features Divine Deablo and Robert Spillane, with Luke Masterson and rookie Tommy Eichenberg adding depth. Amari Burney and Kana’i Mauga are also key contributors.

Cornerbacks (CB) and Safeties (S):

  • Cornerbacks Nate Hobbs and Jakorian Bennett lead the secondary, supported by M.J. Devonshire, Decamerion Richardson, Sam Webb, and others.
  • Safeties Tre’von Moehrig and Marcus Epps anchor the backfield, with Isaiah Pola-Mao, Jaydon Grant, and Chris Smith II among the backups.

Special Teams

Specialists:

  • Punter AJ Cole and kicker Daniel Carlson return to lead the special teams unit, with Jacob Bobenmoyer handling long snapping duties.

Return Specialists:

  • Ameer Abdullah and DJ Turner are designated for kickoff returns, while Tre Tucker and Abdullah will manage punt returns.

This depth chart is subject to change as the preseason progresses and player performances are evaluated. The Raiders kick off their preseason against the Vikings at 1 p.m. PT on Saturday, with the game broadcast on NFL Network and FOX-5 locally, as well as streamed on Raiders.com and the Raiders app.


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