New York’s offseason depth test continues as Tyrod Taylor’s injury creates a vacancy, and the Jets quietly worked out four veterans this week. Nathan Peterman and CJ Beathard joined Tyreik McAllister and Kole Taylor in the mix, with management weighing a fresh quarterback addition ahead of two remaining preseason games. The immediate goal is depth behind a potential starter and a chance to catch light-steps worth in special teams and receiving roles.

Peterman brings a rollercoaster résumé and a known ceiling as a stopgap, while Beathard offers more NFL backup seasoning from his SF/Jax days and a recent stint in Miami. McAllister, a former CFL standout, profiles as a special-teams weapon with kick-return flair, and Taylor, a West Virginia UDFA, adds developmental TE depth. The Jets are clearly prioritizing versatility and veteran presence in a flexible quarterback market.

Fantasy angles loom as depth decisions unfold. If Beathard or Peterman earns the QB2 nod, pass-catchers could see a temporary bump in red-zone and dump-off opportunities. McAllister’s role would hinge on his ability to contribute on returns and as a secondary back. Kole Taylor could emerge as a late-season sleeper at tight end if he secures a spot on the 53-man roster or practice squad.

The Las Vegas Raiders will face the Los Angeles Rams without three players due to injuries, including linebackers Tommy Eichenberg and Kana'i Mauga, and guard Dylan Parham, who will miss his first NFL game. Meanwhile, the Raiders could see the return of key players like right tackle Thayer Munford Jr. and wide receiver Tyreik McAllister.

On the Rams' side, wide receiver Cooper Kupp and others are listed as questionable, which could impact their performance in this Week 7 matchup at SoFi Stadium.

The Las Vegas Raiders provided updates on their injury report ahead of their Week 7 game against the Los Angeles Rams. Defensive tackle Adam Butler returned as a full participant, while All-Pro edge rusher Maxx Crosby missed practice again.

Wide receiver Tyreik McAllister also practiced fully, but Jakobi Meyers remained sidelined. Several other players had varying participation levels, with some like John Jenkins and Jack Jones missing practice due to illness.

The Rams reported that offensive lineman Logan Bruss and long snapper Alex Ward were full participants, while key receivers Cooper Kupp and Jordan Whittington were limited.

The Las Vegas Raiders are facing significant injury challenges as they prepare for their Week 6 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Key players like wide receiver Davante Adams and defensive end Maxx Crosby have missed practice due to injuries, raising concerns about their availability.

On a more positive note, linebacker Divine Deablo appears ready to return after being a full participant in practice. Other players, including wide receiver Tyreik McAllister and safety Tre'von Moehrig, showed improvement, while several others continue to struggle with injuries.

The Las Vegas Raiders are facing significant injury challenges ahead of their Week 6 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Defensive tackle Christian Wilkins has been placed on Injured Reserve, adding to the team's woes as they deal with multiple injuries to key defensive players.

Wide receiver Davante Adams, who may be traded soon, missed practice due to a hamstring issue. All-Pro defensive end Maxx Crosby is also not participating as he recovers from an ankle injury. Linebacker Divine Deablo returned to practice, while several others, including Kolton Miller and Jakobi Meyers, were absent or limited due to various injuries.