Overview
- Meyers requested a trade after extension talks stalled, but NFL Network reported the Raiders told him they have no plans to move him.
- ESPN’s Adam Schefter said Las Vegas rebuffed at least one inquiry that sought the team to retain part of Meyers’ remaining cap charge and has no intention of trading him.
- Hours after the request surfaced, the Raiders agreed to bring back Amari Cooper on a one-year contract, a depth move reporters noted was independent of Meyers’ status.
- Meyers enters the final season of a three-year, $33 million deal at roughly $10.5–$10.76 million in 2025 after posting 87 catches for 1,027 yards last year, with Pro Football Focus crediting him with zero drops on 85-plus targets.
- Potential suitors are being evaluated by media and team insiders — including the Steelers, Jets and Vikings — as Las Vegas weighs offers near roster cutdowns and a Sept. 7 opener.