Raiders consider trading Aidan O'Connell amid roster decisions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 8:22 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
The Las Vegas Raiders are facing roster cuts as training camp approaches, needing to reduce their 90-man roster to 53 players. Currently holding four quarterbacks, the Raiders' top picks, Fernando Mendoza and Kirk Cousins, are almost certain to secure roster spots. Aidan O'Connell's future is uncertain, with speculation that he may be trade bait, although he has shown promise in the offseason. Head coach Klint Kubiak noted that O'Connell is still in contention for the starting position, creating a potential dilemma for the team's quarterback depth. The Raiders are weighing their options as they navigate roster decisions ahead of the upcoming season.
- •Raiders must cut roster from 90 to 53 ahead of the season.
- •Fernando Mendoza and Kirk Cousins secure starting spots.
- •Aidan O'Connell may be traded but is also in the running for starter.
- •Klint Kubiak emphasizes O'Connell's strong offseason performance.
- •Final roster decisions are imminent as training camp progresses.
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