Las Vegas Raiders' key weapon reveals his health status for 2024 after being injured at the end of last season

The Las Vegas Raiders, with their formidable roster, are gearing up for a strong comeback to the playoffs in 2024. However, they are not without their concerns. The team's success hinges on factors such as coaching, quarterback performance, and the unpredictable nature of injuries. Yet, with these aspects under control, the Raiders are poised for a promising season.

That's tough, though, especially when injuries cannot be controlled. Last season, the Raiders didn't have any insane injuries, but they had some key players banged up, like Maxx Crosby and even last year's rookie tight end Michael Mayer.

Mayer missed the last three games of the season with a toe injury. On Tuesday, the Raiders held a media availability session with the players and media, and Mayer explained how he's feeling now.

"Oh yeah. I'm 100% now, I feel great," Mayer told everyone. "I've got no soreness; I've got no residual effects from anything that happened. So, good offseason of rehab; I was kind of back and forth here and home, and I feel great. I feel the best I felt; I'm sitting at 255 right now. Probably the fastest I've been, faster than last year I'll tell you that. So, I'm feeling good."