Overview
- Jakobi Meyers requested a trade after extension talks stalled, but NFL Network reports the Raiders told him they have no plans to move him.
- Adam Schefter said Las Vegas rebuffed at least one inquiry that asked the team to retain part of Meyers’ roughly $14.9 million cap hit, adding he expects Meyers to stay barring an unforeseen shift.
- Hours after the request surfaced, the Raiders agreed to a one-year deal with Amari Cooper to bolster a thin receiver group, a move reported as independent of Meyers’ status by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
- Meyers is in the final year of a three-year, $33 million contract and is set to earn about $10.5–11 million in 2025 after a 2024 season with 87 catches, 1,027 yards and four touchdowns with no drops on 85-plus targets, per PFF.
- Teams such as the Jets, Steelers and Vikings are surveying the veteran receiver market, but the roster cutdown deadline and a Sept. 7 opener make an immediate trade unlikely without a compelling offer.