Laulu delivered multiple pursuit plays and contributed to edge strength, helping to erode outside runs and support the Raiders’ improved perimeter defense.

Laulu’s emergence as a disruptive interior presence boosts Las Vegas’ D-line potential, with IDP and defensive streaming upside hinging on continued pressure.

Laulu, a rising Las Vegas defensive lineman, steps into bigger snaps and faces a formidable test against Quenton Nelson, a perennial Pro Bowler. His performance could influence the Raiders’ ability to disrupt Indianapolis’ running game and alter the game flow in critical early downs.

Defensive lineman involved in multiple blocks that opened lanes for Washington runs. Post-snap instability contributed to interior vulnerability, impacting the Raiders’ ability to clog running lanes.

Laulu emerged as the Raiders’ top pass rusher, posting 3 sacks in two games and ranking among the league leaders. His increased snaps after Wilkins’ injury and the new interior rotation have unlocked a high-impact role, helping the defense generate pressure and improve run defense.