Raiders Cut Ties with Carlson, Bobenmoyer

0:00It's March 30th. You're listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered NFL coverage. The Las Vegas Raiders are cutting ties with Kicker Daniel Carlson and long snapper Jacob Bobenmoyer after a rough 25 season for both. Carlson, still a free agent, had a down year that cost him big since Kickers can't afford slumps if they want top pay. Bobenmoyer also struggled badly, so the team is moving on from these solid guys. These players have been reliable in the past, but last season was a wipeout for the whole squad, and the Raiders aren't taking chances on special teams. Folks around the league respect both men highly, and word is someone will give Carlson a shot to compete, though not for elite money. The front office clearly values that history, while pushing forward. Team sources say they worked out Boston College, long snapper, Ben Mann privately, and New Mexico Kicker Luke Droy wiki 2, signaling quick. On defensive tackle Christian Wilkins' suspension, GM John Spitek says no word yet from the NFL,

1:02no timeline either. League insiders anticipate summer leaf before the draft, just not full clearance, keeping the Raiders in wait and see mode.