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Raiders’ Jackson Powers-Johnson Misses Second Practice and Game Availability Is Uncertain

The team has begun preparing third‑round rookie Caleb Rogers to fill the right‑guard spot because Kansas City’s pressure makes any offensive‑line change more costly.

Overview

  • Jackson Powers-Johnson has not practiced since leaving the previous game with a groin issue and head coach Klint Kubiak said the player would miss practice while the team monitors him.
  • ESPN reporter Ryan McFadden posted that Powers-Johnson missed a second straight practice, increasing doubt about his ability to play on Sunday.
  • If Powers-Johnson is sidelined the Raiders are likely to start Caleb Rogers, a 2025 third‑round pick who would plug into the line between Tyler Linderbaum and DJ Glaze.
  • Kansas City’s strong pass-rush and run-stop metrics mean losing a starting guard could hurt Las Vegas’s ability to protect the quarterback and run the ball effectively.
  • The team’s practice reports this week will determine the final decision and could force quick game‑plan changes that affect play calling, snap counts, and short‑term development for Rogers.