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HOUSTON, TEXAS - DECEMBER 21: Raheem Mostert #31 of the Las Vegas Raiders runs the ball against Myles Bryant #25 of the Houston Texans in the second half at NRG Stadium on December 21, 2025 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images) | Getty Images
NFL free agency is almost two weeks in and the Las Vegas Raiders have added several free agents, but they also have some in-house free agents still to deal with:
Re-signed with Raiders:
Cornerback Eric Stokes, pass-rusher Malcolm Koonce.
Departed Raiders in free agency:
Quarterback Kenny Pickett (Panthers), Stone Forsythe (Panthers), defensive back Lonnie Johnson (Dolphins), guard Dylan Parham (Jets), cornerback Darnay Holmes (Falcons).
Remaining unrestricted free agents:
Linebacker Jamal Adams
wide receiver Alex Bachman
Long snapper Jacob Bobenmoyer
Kicker Daniel Carlson
Wide receiver Tyler Lockett
Running back Raheem Mostert
Linebacker Jon Rhattigan
Linebacker Elandon Roberts
Tight end Ian Thomas
Linebacker Devin White
Running back Zamir White
The numbers:
Of the Raiders 18 UFAs in 2026, the team has re-signed two, seen five depart and have 11 free agents remaining.
Who is a fit?
Maybe none of these guys, to be honest. Las Vegas will likely bring back a couple of the remaining 11 UFAs, starting with Mostert, but there is nothing urgent.
Conclusion:
This was a very light free-agent class in Las Vegas. They had plenty of money and could prioritize whichever in-house options that they wanted and focused on Stokes and Koonce. It was somewhat of a surprise they didn’t re-sign Carlson, and instead, added Matt Gay. Other than that, it’s been as expected, because there are no remaining must re-signs.
Who would you like to see the Raiders retain from their class of in-house free agents.
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