Glaze Eyes Long-Term Raiders Tackle Spot

0:00On April 6th, the Las Vegas Raiders' offensive line took a beating last season, ranking as the worst in the league amid coaching shakeups, injuries, and free agency losses. Young tackle DJ Glaze stood out as the steadiest hand, starting 31 of the last 34 games since getting drafted two seasons back. Dylan Parme was solid too, with 29 starts in those games, but Glaze played every single one. Stars like Holton Miller and Jackson Powers, Johnson kept missing time, leaving the units scrambling through three years of flux. That chaos hit the whole offense hard, stunting young talent, and forcing constant adjustments on the field. Fans and analysts point to it as a key reason. The Raiders couldn't protect their quarterback or run effectively. Now heading into his third year, with a fresh coaching staff under Clint Kubiak and new GM John Spitek, Glaze eyes the right tackle spot long term. Spitek drafted Charles Grant to push him, but Glaze holds the edge for now. Kubiak wants everyone

1:01buying into the new scheme fast, so they play loose on Sundays. If Glaze levels up here, a contract extension could follow soon after, stabilizing that line for real. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.