Raiders add 2 tackles, cut former first round pick
The Raiders bulked up their scout team offensive line with the addition of two tackles. And with those additions, cut a former first rounder.
The Oakland Raiders made moves to their offensive line on Monday, signing tackles Amari Kight and Darian Kinnard to the practice squad while cutting TE Chris Myarick and former first round guard Evan Neal. Kight, who played for the Seahawks last season, appeared in four games as an undrafted rookie out of Central Florida. Kinnard, selected in the fifth round by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2022, bounced around the league before joining the Packers last season, starting four games and appearing in every one.
Myarick, seen as expendable with Carter Runyon returning from injured reserve, was cut, while Neal, signed back on September 3, has not played an NFL snap since 2024, following his release.
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