Dylan Parham posted a 92.1 run-blocking grade, the Week 5 high-water mark for any lineman, fueling Las Vegas' ground game as rookie Ashton Jeanty found room to operate. Parham’s strong run-blocking performance solidifies LV’s interior as a real asset.

Parham anchors the Raiders’ interior run game and had his best blocking performance against the Bears. Against Buckner and Stewart, Parham’s task is to sustain in-line blocks and keep paths clear for the run game, crucial for Raiders’ offensive balance.

Parham remains a key guard who, along with JPJ and Meredith, shapes the interior’s run and pass protection; the unit’s cohesion will hinge on Parham’s execution in the middle.

Dylan Parham, a 2022 guard, forms part of the interior trio whose fit and development are being evaluated. His growth impacts both the run game and pass protection; if Parham becomes a stable blocker, the Raiders can lean on a more consistent rushing attack and improved pocket integrity.

Parham anchors a guard role on the Raiders' line and is part of the rotation that could shift with JPJ and Cappa. His play influences interior protection and run-blocking efficiency, with clear consequences for the fantasy landscape around Raiders’ skill players.