The Las Vegas Raiders need wide receiver help, and they are getting an important player returning at a pivotal time. According to Ian Rapoport, the Raiders will be getting Jack Bech back off injured reserve following him being out since Week 3 with a fractured forearm.
Ian Rapoport reports that Raiders WR Jack Bech will be activated from injured reserve today after recovering from a broken forearm. The team also placed DE Patrick Johnson on injured reserve and elevated DT Tim Keenan and DE Cian Sloan from the practice squad.
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The Raiders have been without both of their second-year wide receivers due to injury, but Jack Bech and Dont’e Thornton are back at practice and could play in Week 8. Bech fractured his forearm in Week 3 and went on injured reserve.
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The Las Vegas Raiders are coming off a big win over the New Orleans Saints, and another big game from Cody White. The Las Vegas Raiders have made several wide receiver moves, promoting practice squad standout Cody White to the active roster while placing wide receiver Jack Bech on injured reserve with a fractured forearm.
Jack Bech will see his second Raiders season stalled due to an arm injury. The Raiders are placing the 2025 second-round wide receiver draftee on IR. They are signing wideout Cody White to fill Bech’s roster spot.
The Raiders announced four roster moves on Tuesday, including placing WR Jack Bech on injured reserve after he suffered a broken forearm against the Saints.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in a very good position to continue their undefeated streak, but being without Jac Bech may make things a bit more difficult.
Coach Klink Kubiak’s Las Vegas Raiders made the most of Brock Bowers’ season debut in Week 3, beating the Saints 35-27 in New Orleans. Bowers piled up over 100 yards on a day when Kubiak’s team lost a promising Dez Bryant-endorsed receiver, Jack Bech, to a serious injury.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Raiders WR Jack Bech suffered a broken forearm during Sunday’s game against the Saints. Unfortunately, this means Bech will be placed on injured reserve in the coming days.
Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Jack Bech is heading back to New Orleans this Sunday for a game that hits very close to home. The Raiders are playing the Saints at the Superdome, a stadium Bech went to all the time with his family when he was growing up.
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Following Thursday's contest, Bech touched upon how Mendoza has improved from springtime workouts through the start of the preseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders believe Jack Bech can take a Year 2 leap. Now it’s time for his words, confidence and potential to show up on the field. Bech spent this week’s press conference in Henderson doing what NFL players do best this time of year: talking about culture, effort and buy-in.
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking for any help they can get at the wide receiver spot. They addressed the position minimally in free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft, signing Jalen Nailor to a notable contract and drafting Oregon's Malik Benson in the sixth round.
It’s a shame that it took ten losses for the Las Vegas Raiders to finally give their second-round pick more looks this past Sunday. Despite earning their 11th defeat, Jack Bech finally showed promise for the future.
The Las Vegas Raiders used a second round pick in the NFL Draft to select wide receiver Jack Bech. They did so, as they figured he would make an instant impact with the other skill position players the Raiders already had and the ones the Raiders added in the offseason.
Following the lead of many other teams around the league, the Raiders have finally agreed to a deal with their second-round pick.
The appeal of Jack Bech to the Las Vegas Raiders was pretty clear, which is exactly why the team selected him in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders have signed all but one member of their 2025 draft class, with second-round wide receiver Jack Bech the lone unsigned rookie. This has nothing to do with an impasse already forming between Bech and the Raiders, and it is expected that the receiver will sign his deal before training camp begins.
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