Thomas Booker’s early Raiders stint is turning heads. In a preseason tilt with Seattle, Booker logged 11 snaps and looked ready to contribute, prompting Las Vegas to give him first-team reps when the defense reconvened on the practice field. The Raiders’ trade that shipped Jakorian Bennett to Philadelphia for Booker has quickly reshaped the interior depth map, with Booker emerging as a real option off the bench behind Adam Butler. While Butler’s absence opened the door, Booker's confident sequence and the staff’s praise hint at a growing role as the season nears. Keondre Coburn and Leki Fotu remain in mix, but Booker’s quick adaptation and newfound influence with coach Pete Carroll suggests he could secure meaningful snaps sooner than many expected. The Seahawks’ front, and Seattle’s own line, are watching closely as Booker proves he belongs in the rotation and potentially pushes for stepped-up responsibilities as Week 1 nears.