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Las Vegas Raiders Strengthen Special Teams Ahead of Camp
28 Jul
Summary
- Three new free agents were added to the Raiders roster.
- The team's focus was on enhancing special teams units.
- Three players were waived to make space for new additions.
The Las Vegas Raiders have proactively reshaped their roster just ahead of the veteran reporting day for training camp. The team announced the addition of three new free agents, with a clear emphasis on strengthening their special teams unit.
These new additions include defensive end Patrick Johnson, linebacker Buddy Johnson, and wide receiver Deven Thompkins. Notably, Patrick Johnson reunites with a former teammate from a Super Bowl-winning squad. Both Johnson additions are primarily recognized for their contributions on special teams, as is Thompkins, a veteran return specialist.
To facilitate these roster changes, the Raiders have waived three players. These moves involved waiving undrafted rookies Jonathan Brady and Chris Thomas, along with former International Pathway Program player Laki Tasi. The team's focus on special teams signifies a strategic effort to enhance performance in this critical phase of the game.
