Las Vegas Raiders: 3 potential waiver wire additions after cutdowns
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Las Vegas Raiders: 3 potential waiver wire additions after cutdowns
Jordan Devey, Offensive Lineman
Jordan Devey played for the Raiders during the 2019 season and played well in spot starts. Devey’s situation is similar to Hart’s because of the Raiders’ issues on the offensive line. Devey is facing a log jam on Buffalo’s offensive line and will likely be a popular player on the waiver wire.
Devey can play guard and center and could be interesting if the Raiders are concerned about Richie Incognito’s calf.
Devey would provide depth and stability as well as a veteran presence within the Raiders offensive line room. Denzelle Good could provide depth at the tackle spot if the Raiders opt for more guard depth. Good stepped in at tackle last season and played well before returning to the starting guard position.
Devey, Simpson, Good, and Incognito would be a great interior offensive line unit that could see no missteps if there are injuries. Devey would likely replace Lester Cotton Sr. on the roster and give the team a familiar face that they trust.