Raiders Release First 2025 Depth Chart

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The Las Vegas Raiders will travel to Seattle to take on the Seahawks on Thursday in their first preseason game. The Silver and Black will be getting a first look at how their team looks against a different team. This is going to be an important game for the players to show that they have been building that key chemistry in training camp.
Raiders head coach Pete Carroll will be making his return to Seattle, and he is expected to play his starters in the key Week 1 preseason contest.
The Raiders also released their first unofficial depth chart this week, with a few notable players in key spots.
So, what does the Raiders' first depth chart of the Carroll era look like?
OFFENSE

As expected, the Raiders have Geno Smith as their starting quarterback. He is followed by veteran quarterback Aidan O'Connell and rookie quarterback Cam Miller, who has been impressive throughout training camp and could be the future backup quarterback.
The running back position is a stacked one but it is clear where things stand among the starters. Rookie first round pick and star running back Ashton Jeanty leads the group, while Zamir White, Raheem Mostert and Chris Collier are all listed as the backup running backs. Behind them are Sincere McCormick and Dylan Laube.
The starting three receivers are Jakobi Meyers, Tre Tucker and Dont'e Thornton, while rookie wide receiver Jack Bech is listed as a second-string option.
Jordan Meredith is listed as the starting center, while Jackson Powers-Johnson and Alex Cappa are battling it out at right guard. DJ Glaze is listed as the starting right tackle.
DEFENSE

After the Christian Wilkins release, the starting defensive tackles are Adam Butler and Jonah Laulu, though this depth chart was released before the Thomas Booker trade was made official.
At defensive end, the Raiders have Maxx Crosby and Malcolm Koonce listed as starters with Charles Snowden and Tyree Wilson behind them.
The starting linebacker corps is led by Germaine Pratt, Elandon Roberts and Devin White, while the backups are Jamal Adams, Tommy Eichenberg, and Jaylon Smith.
The starters are cornerback are led by Darnay Holmes, Darien Porter, and Eric Stokes. Porter is one of several Raiders rookies listed as a starter.
SPECIAL TEAMS

AJ Cole, Daniel Carlson and Jacob Bobenmoyer hold down the special teams roles, while Tre Tucker is listed as the starting kick and punt returner. Ashton Jeanty is interestingly listed as the backup punt returner.
Check out the full depth chart here:


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