The Raiders kept chopping at the 2026 roster on Friday, lining up a divorce with starting quarterback Geno Smith while also moving on from veteran guard Alex Cappa.
Alex Cappa‘s reunion with Tom Brady and John Spytek did not lead to a full-time starting job. The veteran guard will be a one-and-done in Las Vegas. The Raiders announced Cappa’s release Friday.
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If there was one thing the Las Vegas Raiders learned the hard way this season, it is to never underestimate the importance of a good offensive line. Sure, everyone knows football games are won and lost in the trenches, but Las Vegas undoubtedly overestimated its group of linemen last offseason.
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The Las Vegas Raiders' offensive line singlehandedly doomed the 2025-26 season. Although there was plenty of blame to go around for the 3-14 campaign, there were several players who would have likely performed significantly better behind even a marginally better offensive line.
The Las Vegas Raiders will soon face several challenging decisions as they build out their roster. The Raiders look to revamp a broken roster as much as reasonably possible in one offseason.
The Raiders’ Alex Leatherwood first-round pick became emblematic of a regime that struggled in the draft. Leatherwood was off the roster after one season, being waived in 2022.
Today, all eyes will be on the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders are set for their home opener at Allegiant Stadium against their long-time AFC West rival, the Los Angeles Chargers.
Offensive lineman was one of Raiders GM’s first new additions in Las Vegas The connection with John Spytek and Alex Cappa is undeniable. Spytek was part
After an offseason of changes, the Las Vegas Raiders' 2025 season will have various ways of measuring success. Still, no matter how it is measured, the Raiders' offensive success this season will largely ride on the shoulders of their offensive linemen.
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HENDERSON, NV-- Veteran offensive lineman Alex Cappa joined the Las Vegas Raiders earlier this offseason. He hopes to help solidify the Raiders' offensive line this upcoming season.
While training camp has yet to take place, early indications point to Alex Cappa starting at right guard for the Las Vegas Raiders. It’s not exactly a move that inspires hope or generates excitement, right?
Pewter Report analyzes the top players in the 2025 NFL Draft with its position previews. Scott Reynolds continues the previews at the offensive guard and center positions, offering a comprehensive look at what the Bucs have and what they need along the interior offensive line.
The Las Vegas Raiders signed guard Alex Cappa to a two-year deal a couple of weeks ago, near the beginning of free agency. They signed him just two days after the Cincinnati Bengals released him from their roster.
The Bengals released Alex Cappa earlier this week, three years after they signed him to be part of the solution to a big problem in Cincinnati. They needed to protect Joe Burrow.
The Las Vegas Raiders are entering a new era under head coach Pete Carroll. Las Vegas is ready to make some big moves this offseason as they have plenty of cap space and draft picks to use.
The NFL Combine is behind us, so it’s time to look to free agency. For the Houston Texans, that’s going to mean looking at nearly every available offensive lineman.
The Indianapolis Colts might have had an offensive line option emerge in free agency after the Cincinnati Bengals announced they cut ties with guard Alex Cappa.
The Bengals have promising talents at offensive tackle protecting Joe Burrow, but the guard play needs serious fixing this offseason. Alex Cappa's season-long numbers are the perfect encapsulation of that interior pressure Burrow faced across 17 games.
With an important O-lineman out, the defending AFC champs could face a much stiffer test than many expect. It only gets tougher if Lamar Jackson does indeed return for the Ravens.
The revamped unit, ranked No. 8 by Pro Football Focus in the preseason, played like a lower-tier unit, allowing seven sacks and 11 quarterback hits on quarterback Joe Burrow.