Las Vegas Raiders UDFA Odds at the Roster

May 2, 2026; Henderson, NV, USA; Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Cian Slone (48) runs through a drill during a Rookie Minicamp at Intermountain Health Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Candice Ward-Imagn Images | Candice Ward-Imagn Images The Las Vegas Raiders have signed a total of 21 undrafted free agents this off-season, with 20 on the roster after releasing TE Matt Lauter for TE Patrick Gurd. The Raiders have seen some success from their undrafted free agents in recent seasons, and with the roster lacking depth at a few spots, there’s a good shot that a few undrafted free agents will at no worse push for a roster spot.

Las Vegas has consistently churned the roster signing five undrafted free agents since they ended their minicamp just two days ago, at the time this was written. With that in mind, there’s a chance that a few of these players are off the roster at the time of reading. Las Vegas carried three undrafted free agents last season with cornerback Greedy Vance, TE Carter Runyon, and EDGE Jahfari Harvey saw snaps in different situations.

Las Vegas reportedly wanted to keep more undrafted free agents, though disagreements between the coaching staff & front office led to some being released or remaining on the practice squad. * While they are placed into relatively similar “buckets” or tiers, they are not fully ranked in that tier * Highest Chances (50%+): LS Tyler Duzansky: Duzansky will have to compete with LS Alex Ward, who has experience with ST Coordinator Joe DeCamillis. Ward started nearly 25 games for the Rams, before a few botched or low snaps caused his release in the 2025 seasons.

Las Vegas signed him near the end of the season as insurance and competition to Jacob Bobenmoyer. Duzansky was considered the best, or a top two, snapper in the 2025 class and has a lot of quality traits to help adapt to the NFL level. He’s shown good mechanics, elite snap times, and does well as a tackler as well.