SEPTEMBER 4: Meredith agreed to a restructure upon arriving with the Jets, as detailed by Over the Cap. His salary has dropped to $2MM but $1.9MM of that figure is now guaranteed (including a $650K signing bonus).
As starting lines go, the Jets have one of the best in the NFL. It's their depth that remains a big question mark. New York controversially kept only eight offensive linemen on their 53-man roster following cutdown day—and that includes the acquisition of backup center Jordan Meredith from the Raiders.
Per Over The Cap, the Jets are signing recently acquired C Jordan Meredith to a new one-year contract. According to Over The Cap, Meredith will get $2 million with $1.9 million guaranteed plus incentives, after previously being on a non-guaranteed $3.52 million deal.
The Las Vegas Raiders concluded their preseason with an 18-12 loss to the San Francisco 49ers before making a late-summer trade on Sunday. They traded veteran center Jordan Meredith to the New York Jets in exchange for a late-round draft pick.
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The Raiders shipped Jordan Meredith to the New York Jets before the 53-man roster deadline on Sunday, a trade made possible by the emergence of rookie offensive lineman Trey Zuhn.
The Las Vegas Raiders are sending a familiar face to New York, reuniting a former starter with famed “tank commander” Geno Smith after a surprising trade.
Sunday remains busy on the trade front as the roster cut deadline approaches. Offensive lineman Jordan Meredith is the latest player on the move. Meredith is being dealt from the Raiders to the Jets, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports.
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NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Raiders are trading C Jordan Meredith to the Jets. Rapoport adds the Jets and Raiders are swapping 2027 sixth and seventh-round picks in the deal.
The Las Vegas Raiders needed depth all around their roster, so bringing back two players from last season to play those roles will help a ton, even if they’re not big-name players.
The Las Vegas Raiders have re-signed restricted free agent C Jordan Meredith and exclusive rights free agent DE Charles Snowden, per the NFL’s Official Transaction Wire.
The Las Vegas Raiders are going into the final two games of the season, and they are looking to see which players are going to be here for the future and which ones are already checked out.
Jordan Meredith‘s season has ended early. The Raiders announced that they placed the offensive lineman on injured reserve today. Meredith has been dealing with an ankle injury for most of December, and the issue led to him being questionable for yesterday’s game against the Texans.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offensive line is an issue that must be thoroughly addressed this offseason. Shortly before Monday night's game against the Dallas Cowboys, it was announced the Raiders would start Jordan Meredith at guard instead of center and that they would start Will Putnam at center, due to the injury to Jackson Powers-Johnson.
The Las Vegas Raiders were left searching for answers after a deflating 20-9 loss Monday night, a game that ended without a single touchdown for the Silver and Black.
The Las Vegas Raiders want to have the best roster they possibly can. They have been making moves all offseason long, and even now, leading up to the season, they continue to look to improve their roster.
The Las Vegas Raiders have several players they will lean on to help guide them through the upcoming season. Many of those players have already started to make their presence felt.
LAS VEGAS, NV.-- It has become evident that veteran offensive lineman Jordan Meredith will play a pivotal role in the Raiders' offensive plans this season.
The Las Vegas Raiders got a pleasant surprise out of guard Jordan Meredith during the 2024 season. Stepping into a starting role for eight games last season, Meredith allowed only nine total pressures and no sacks, according to Pro Football Focus.
While much of the attention has gone to unrestricted free agents, the Las Vegas Raiders had some in-house decisions to make on two exclusive rights free agents.
The Las Vegas Raiders have re-signed ERFA G Jordan Meredith, per the transaction wire. ERFAs are players with two or fewer accrued seasons with an expired contract.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Monday that they have re-signed offensive guard Jordan Meredith, an undrafted free agent from 2021 who has spent time with both the Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns over the last three seasons.
The Las Vegas Raiders need two offensive line positions: a right tackle and a right guard. Basically, the entire right side of the offensive line needs improvement, along with the starter position and depth.