Benito Jones released by Raiders after preseason game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 4:33 AM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Former Detroit Lions defensive tackle Benito Jones has been released by the Las Vegas Raiders following the team's first preseason game. The Raiders made the move to sign veteran wide receiver Noah Brown. Jones had previously spent two seasons with the Miami Dolphins and signed with the Raiders in May. His 2025 season ended after being placed on injured reserve with a back injury. It is unclear if the Lions will consider bringing him back as they have seen changes in their defensive line, including the departure of several players. Tyler Lacy is expected to take on a larger role this season.
- •Benito Jones cut by Raiders after first preseason game
- •Raiders sign Noah Brown, making room for him
- •Jones previously played for the Dolphins before joining Raiders
- •Detroit Lions may consider adding Jones as defensive line competition increases
- •Tyler Lacy expected to have a bigger role in Lions' defense
- 4:33 AMYahoo Sports — Ex-Lions DT Cut By NFL’s Worst Team After First Preseason Game
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