Raiders D.J. Glaze accuses Bills' Sam Franklin of lying about suspension
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 30, 2026, 12:25 AM
Last updated Oct 30, 2026

Las Vegas Raiders offensive tackle D.J. Glaze alleges that Buffalo Bills safety Sam Franklin lied to evade a suspension related to an incident during their recent game. Franklin was initially suspended for spitting at Glaze, but the NFL later overturned the decision. Glaze maintains that Franklin did indeed spit, despite Franklin’s denial and claim that Glaze had struck him. Franklin expressed a desire to move past the issue and focus on playing. Meanwhile, the Raiders are considering changes to their offensive line, with rookie Trey Zuhn III potentially in line for more playing time.
- •Glaze claims Franklin spat on him during their encounter.
- •Franklin's suspension was overturned following an appeal.
- •The Raiders may change their offensive line lineup.
- •Zuhn III is eager for increased playing opportunities.
- 12:25 AMYahoo Sports — Raiders Vet Accuses Bills Player for Lying to Get out of Suspension
"Las Vegas Raiders offensive tackle D.J. Glaze believes that a Buffalo Bills player lied to get out of a one-game suspension. The post Raiders Vet Accuses Bills Player for Lying to Get out of Suspension appeared first on HEAVY.
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