Parham anchored the linemen with every snap (63), illustrating the line’s stability and protection in adverse conditions, a cornerstone for the Raiders’ offense and a core fantasy-line narrative.

Parham stays on the left side as a key blocker, praised by teammates for his communication and ability to play fast. His role as a flexible interior blocker complements Meredith and Powers-Johnson, contributing to a cohesive five-man front that can adjust on the fly.

Parham remains at left guard, contributing to interior stability alongside Meredith and Miller. The alignment hints LV’s confidence in Parham’s run-blocking and pass-protection, supporting the Raiders’ plan to leverage the interior for run lanes and pocket protection.

Dylan Parham is emerging as a stabilizing force on Las Vegas’ interior line. Week 2 of the preseason showcased his pass protection prowess, with zero pressures and a top-tier 80.4 pass-protection grade, signaling a potential anchor for the Raiders’ guard positions in 2025. The weight gain and contract-year drive add urgency to cement a long-term role, likely at left guard, with upside if he can maintain health and consistency.

Parham is expected to remain at guard, solidifying his position as part of the Raiders' offensive line.