Meredith moved from center to guard, delivering steady play against Titans' interior challenge and highlighting Raiders' interior versatility amid the scheme change.

Meredith is pinpointed as a center under siege; his performance is pivotal to Raiders’ protection scheme and their offensive success against Simmons.

Meredith is part of the Raiders’ improved interior duo who anchored run blocks last week. Facing Colts’ interior talent, Meredith’s task is to drive defensive linemen off the line and sustain running lanes, critical for a balanced Raiders attack.

Meredith’s left guard spot remains unsettled as Vegas shifts lines; his role is central to the interior stability and run-blocking rhythm, with the team opting not to revert to last year’s combination.

Jordan Meredith remains the Raiders' center, a decision Chip Kelly defended by highlighting his center-call acumen and camp performance. Meredith’s athleticism complements pull-and-space schemes, keeping the inner blocking functional as Powers-Johnson returns at guard.