The Las Vegas Raiders have finalized their 53-Man Roster for the 2025 season. However, it is worth noting that this is their initial roster, and changes are expected on a weekly, if not daily, basis.
Raiders 53-Man Roster 2025 Season
Offense
| Quarterback (3) | Tight End (3) | Running Back (4) | Wide Receiver (5) |
| Geno Smith | Brock Bowers | Ashton Jeanty | Jack Bech |
| Aidan O’Connell | Michael Mayer | Dylan Laube | Amari Cooper |
| Kenny Pickett | Ian Thomas | Raheem Mostert | Jakobi Meyers |
| Zamir White | Dont’e Thornton Jr. | ||
| Tre Tucker | |||
| Offensive Linemen (10) |
| Alex Cappa |
| DJ Glaze |
| Charles Grant |
| Jordan Meredith |
| Kolton Miller |
| Thayer Munford Jr. |
| Dylan Parham |
| Will Putnam |
| Jackson Powers-Johnson |
| Caleb Rogers |
Defense
| Defensive linemen (10) | Linebackers (6) | Cornerbacks (5) | Safeties (4) |
| Thomas Booker IV | Jamal Adams | Darnay Holmes | Jeremy Chinn |
| Adam Butler | Tommy Eichenberg | Kyu Blu Kelly | Thomas Harper |
| Maxx Crosby | Cody Lindenberg | Darien Porter | Isaiah Pola-Mao |
| Leki Fotu | Germaine Pratt | Decamerion Richardson | Chris Smith II |
| Tonka Hemingway | Elandon Roberts | Eric Stokes | |
| Malcolm Koonce | Devin White | ||
| Jonah Laulu | |||
| JJ Pegues | |||
| Charles Snowden | |||
| Tyree Wilson |
Special Team
| Jacob Bobenmoyer |
| Daniel Carlson |
| AJ Cole |
Raiders Cut 18 Players
The Raiders have cut several well-known players. Longtime WR Phillip Dorsett, a 2015 first-round pick of the Colts, is no longer in Las Vegas. LB Jaylon Smith, a former Cowboy and 2019 Pro Bowler, was also let go. Other well-known receivers cut by the Raiders include Collin Johnson and Marquez Callaway.
Every year, there are a few surprises, and this year is no exception. Here are the five biggest surprises this year:
- Aidan O’Connell Makes It
- Tommy Mellott Gets Cut
- 10 offensive Linemen
- Leki Fotu Makes It
- Sincere McCormick Let Go
10 offensive Linemen
The Raiders are keeping 10 OLs this season, more than most teams. The surprise roster spot goes to Will Putnam, a 2024 undrafted free agent, who will serve as backup center behind Jordan Meredith. Jackson Powers-Johnson’s move from center to guard suggests the staff doesn’t fully trust him at center, while Dylan Parham and Alex Cappa provide additional depth. Putnam’s exact role remains a key question.
