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Raiders cut OL Evan Neal from the practice squad

The Las Vegas Raiders made a pair of practice squad adjustments Monday, releasing offensive lineman Evan Neal and tight end Chris Myarick. Neal, a former seventh-round Giants draft pick in 2022, had not played in a game since 2024 and spent his entire Giants tenure at right tackle before being shifted to right guard last season.

His 29-game career with New York included 27 starts, but he failed to appear in any snaps for the Raiders this season after joining them following his preseason release by the Giants. Myarick, who had been activated twice this year, logged just 11 special-team and offensive snaps before being cut.

The Raiders countered by adding two new offensive tackles to the practice squad: Amari Kight, a 25-year-old veteran who played under current Raiders coach Klint Kubiak last season with Seattle, and Darian Kinnard, a journeyman who started four games for the Packers in 2025 after entering the league as a fifth-round Chiefs pick in 2022.

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