Raiders Sign Former Commanders 4th Round Pick
Summary
The Las Vegas Raiders have signed Braeden Daniels, a former offensive lineman for the Washington Commanders. Daniels is 25 years old, has moved between several teams in his three years in the NFL, and missed his entire rookie season due to a shoulder injury.Key Facts
- Braeden Daniels is an offensive lineman who previously played for the Washington Commanders.
- He has been part of seven different NFL teams in three seasons.
- Daniels missed his entire rookie year because of a torn rotator cuff in 2023.
- He was released during final team cuts and has mostly been on practice squads since.
- The Raiders hope Daniels can fill a backup spot in their interior offensive line.
- Daniels will compete with Jordan Meredith, Caleb Rogers, and Antonio Mafi for a position.
- The Raiders have a shortage of tackles behind their starting players Kolton Miller and D.J. Glaze.
- Rookie Trey Zuhn III is competing for the right tackle spot on the Raiders.
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