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While #Raiders TE Brock.Bowers (calf), DE Kwity Paye (rest) and LB Quay Walker (chest) were all FULL participants in practice Thursday, RG Jackson Powers-Johnson (back) did not practice.
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- 5d Paul Gutierrez (Bluesky) While #Raiders TE Brock.Bowers (calf), DE Kwity Paye (rest) and LB Quay Walker (chest) were all FULL participants in practice Thursday, RG Jackson Powers-Johnson (back) did not practice.
- 5d Sam Warren (X) Jackson Powers-Johnson missed Raiders practice today with a back injury. Brock Bowers was a full participant, as was Kwity Paye and Quay Walker.
- 5d Sam Warren (X) Kwity Paye back out here to start Raiders practice today. He was limited with a rest day yesterday and wasn’t present during the viewing period. Patrick Johnson is not here. He’s dealing with a stinger.
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Klint Kubiak said Kwity Paye was limited in practice today.
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- 6d Sam Warren (X) Raiders vs. Jets first injury report: Brock Bowers was limited by his calf. He was also limited last Wednesday then was a full participant the next two days. Kwity Paye was limited for rest reasons, as Klint Kubiak said. Patrick Johnson did not practice due to a stinger.
- 6d Ryan McFadden (X) Kubiak said Kwity Paye had a rest day and was limited. · Quoting Ryan McFadden: I haven’t seen #Raiders edge rushers Kwity Paye and Patrick Johnson during the viewing period of practice.
- 6d Sam Warren (X) Klint Kubiak said Kwity Paye was limited in practice today.
- 6d Sam Warren (X) I haven’t seen Kwity Paye or Patrick Johnson to start Raiders practice.+1
- Rams receiver Jordan Whittington set the edge on Kwity Paye to create that 17-yard Kyren Williams score. Physicality hasn't been there for the Raiders today.
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Kwity Paye has his first sack since Week 1, and it comes at a big time. Raiders force a three-and-out and will get the ball back with a chance to score just before halftime.
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- Oct 18 Levi Damien (Bluesky) Hey, Kwity Paye. Forgot he played for the #Raiders. Maxx Crosby with the flush and Paye with the finish for the sack and the #Raiders force the first punt of the game.
- Oct 18 Ryan McFadden (X) And they did just that. Kwity Paye records his first sack since Week 1. #Raiders will get the ball back with 1:48 to go in the second quarter. · Quoting Ryan McFadden: It would be nice for #Raiders to get a stop.
- Oct 18 Sam Warren (X) Kwity Paye has his first sack since Week 1, and it comes at a big time. Raiders force a three-and-out and will get the ball back with a chance to score just before halftime.
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What happened to Kwity Paye and the running game? Raiders takeaways through five weeks
What should be taken away from the first five weeks of the Raiders' 2026 season?
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- No push from Kwity Paye and Foley Fatukasi clears a hole for a 76-yard Kenneth Walker carry to conclude the third quarter. The explosive plays are the reason the Chiefs are in this one.
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#Raiders EDGE Kwity Paye on the hype leading up to Sunday’s game vs. Kansas City:
“You just feel the intensity. We just hate the Chiefs. You can feel in the city, you can feel with the fans, and we just have to stay grounded.”
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- Oct 2 Sam Warren (X) Kwity Paye said he can feel the "intensity" of Sunday's Raiders vs. Chiefs bout. "We just hate the Chiefs." Says he feels its significance in Las Vegas and with the fanbase, but that the team is staying grounded. "Just prepare the same way, just go out there and play well."
- Oct 2 Ryan McFadden (X) #Raiders EDGE Kwity Paye on the hype leading up to Sunday’s game vs. Kansas City: “You just feel the intensity. We just hate the Chiefs. You can feel in the city, you can feel with the fans, and we just have to stay grounded.”
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Aidan O’Connell is questionable for Sunday against the Saints, per the Raiders. O’Connell has been away from the team for personal reasons, and he announced yesterday that his father, Jim, passed away.
“Our prayers are with Aidan and his family,” Klint Kubiak said. “We miss him. Can’t wait to get him back. He’s a huge part of our team, and we love him.” · Quoting Sam Warren: Klint Kubiak also announced Treydan Stukes is out with his concussion, Kwity Paye is questionable with an illness and Aidan O’Connell will not travel with the team.
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- Sep 25 Sam Warren (X) Aidan O’Connell is questionable for Sunday against the Saints, per the Raiders. O’Connell has been away from the team for personal reasons, and he announced yesterday that his father, Jim, passed away. “Our prayers are with Aidan and his family,” Klint Kubiak said. “We miss him. Can’t wait to get him back. He’s a huge part of our team, and we love him.” · Quoting Sam Warren: Klint Kubiak also announced Treydan Stukes is out with his concussion, Kwity Paye is questionable with an illness and Aidan O’Connell will not travel with the team.
- Sep 25 Field Yates (X) The context on Brock Bowers’ absence from practice today 👇 Still sounds like he has a shot at debuting this Sunday · Quoting Ryan McFadden: #Raiders TE Brock Bowers (knee) and EDGE Kwity Paye (illness) are questionable to play on Sunday vs. New Orleans. Bowers missed practice today, which was apart of the team’s plan, said HC Klint Kubiak.
- Sep 25 Paul Gutierrez (Bluesky) #Raiders TE Brock Bowers (knee) and DE Kwity Paye (illness) are both QUESTIONABLE at the #Saints while FS Treydan Stukes (concussion) is OUT.
- Sep 25 Sam Warren (X) Klint Kubiak also announced Treydan Stukes is out with his concussion, Kwity Paye is questionable with an illness and Aidan O’Connell will not travel with the team.
- Sep 25 Ryan McFadden (X) #Raiders TE Brock Bowers (knee) and EDGE Kwity Paye (illness) are questionable to play on Sunday vs. New Orleans. Bowers missed practice today, which was apart of the team’s plan, said HC Klint Kubiak.
- Sep 25 Sam Warren (X) Raiders last practice before heading to New Orleans. Kwity Paye is back after missing yesterday with an illness.
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Kwity Paye: Questionable
Est. return: Sep 27
Out Questionable
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- Sep 24 ESPN NFL Injury Report Kwity Paye: Questionable
- Sep 24 Paul Gutierrez (Bluesky) While #Raiders TE Brock Bowers (knee) remained LIMITED in practice Thursday and FS Treydan Stukes (concussion) was still sidelined, CB Darien Porter (foot) was a FULL participant and DE Kwity Paye (illness) missed practice.
- Sep 24 Ryan McFadden (X) #Raiders injury report. CB Darien Porter was a full participant and trending towards playing on Sunday. TE Brock Bowers remained limited. EDGE Kwity Paye missed practice due to an illness.
- Sep 24 Sam Warren (X) Raiders vs. Saints injury report from Thursday. Brock Bowers remains a limited participant. Darien Porter is now a full participant after returning to practice yesterday. Kwity Paye was out with an illness.
- Sep 24 Sam Warren (X) Kwity Paye, Treydan Stukes (concussion) and Aidan O’Connell (personal) were not present during the viewing portion of Raiders practice today.
- Sep 24 Ryan McFadden (X) The following players are not at #Raiders practice: EDGE Kwity Paye QB Aidan O’Connell (personal) Safety Treydan Stukes (concussion protocol)
- Per TruMedia, the Raiders had Maxx Crosby, Malcolm Koonce and Kwity Paye on the field together 8 times vs. the Dolphins. Personnel used in obvious pass situations, with Paye moving inside for more pressure. On the 8 plays: 3 of the Raiders' 5 sacks and a 62.5% pressure rate. · Quoting Doug Farrar ✍: Kwity Paye had four sacks in 408 pass-rushing snaps for the Colts last season. Here are his three sacks in 24 pass-rushing snaps for the Raiders on Sunday.
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Good read.
Point one is the most important · Quoting Chris Kouffman: Some more thoughts on the Dolphins game yesterday with SOME of the film review in the can:
- Miami needs to figure out how to prevent rookie CB Chris Johnson being singly targeted on over a THIRD of all pass plays, because that's what happened. Cousins ran the entire passing attack thru a rookie who was asked to play both inside and outside, with hardly any personnel-mixing to give the Raiders an extra layer of complexity. The problem is they didn't feel Kyle Louis was ready for this game, so they only played him 3 snaps, and he injured his knee on one of those 3 snaps. Figuring this out and not getting the rookie's confidence in the toilet should be top priority.
- From a defensive standpoint the Dolphins will throw away the first 5 drives, where they allowed the better part of 50 yards per drive and 6 yards per play to go along with the 24 points, and try and build on the second 5 drives, where they allowed…
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- Sep 14 Sam Warren (X) Kwity Paye had four sacks in 408 pass-rushing snaps for the Colts last season. Here are his three sacks in 24 pass-rushing snaps for the Raiders on Sunday.
- Sep 14 Sam Warren (X) Klint Kubiak on the snap breakdown between Ashton Jeanty and Mike Washington Jr.: "Most games I've been in, it never turns out exactly how you plan it. A lot of times, you're riding the guy that has the hot hand. We've got two guys who are playing good football. Ashton, obviously, had a really good game. We expect more from Mike. Not that he didn't play well-- I think Mike played really well. If he were to get 10 more carries, I know he'd do a great job. But it was his first NFL game, and so you have to look at how he responded against ones versus ones." · Quoting Sam Warren: Raiders snap counts takeaways besides Crosby: - Ashton Jeanty dominated the backfield share with 50 offensive snaps (74%). Mike Washington Jr.'s 13 snaps were only 3 more than Dylan Laube's 10. - Kwity Paye (32) and Malcolm Koonce (29) were near even in their defensive snap share. - Tonka Hemingway led the DTs in defensive snaps (32). Adam Butler (21), Thomas Booker (19), Jonah Laulu (19) and Foley Fatukasi…
- Sep 14 Omar Kelly (X) Good read. Point one is the most important · Quoting Chris Kouffman: Some more thoughts on the Dolphins game yesterday with SOME of the film review in the can: - Miami needs to figure out how to prevent rookie CB Chris Johnson being singly targeted on over a THIRD of all pass plays, because that's what happened. Cousins ran the entire passing attack thru a rookie who was asked to play both inside and outside, with hardly any personnel-mixing to give the Raiders an extra layer of complexity. The problem is they didn't feel Kyle Louis was ready for this game, so they only played him 3 snaps, and he injured his knee on one of those 3 snaps. Figuring this out and not getting the rookie's confidence in the toilet should be top priority. - From a defensive standpoint the Dolphins will throw away the first 5 drives, where they allowed the better part of 50 yards per drive and 6 yards per play to go along with the 24 points, and try and build on the second 5 drives, where they allowed…
- Sep 14 Sam Warren (X) Raiders snap counts takeaways besides Crosby: - Ashton Jeanty dominated the backfield share with 50 offensive snaps (74%). Mike Washington Jr.'s 13 snaps were only 3 more than Dylan Laube's 10. - Kwity Paye (32) and Malcolm Koonce (29) were near even in their defensive snap share. - Tonka Hemingway led the DTs in defensive snaps (32). Adam Butler (21), Thomas Booker (19), Jonah Laulu (19) and Foley Fatukasi (19) were all pretty much equal after him. - Tre Tucker and Jalen Nailor are the clear top two WRs. Tucker played 48 snaps (71%) and Nailor 41 (60%). Jack Bech followed with 27 snaps, Cody White had 11, Dareke Young had 10 and Malik Benson had 7. - Lots of heavy personnel as expected. Michael Mayer had 55 snaps (81%), while Connor Heyward (32) and Ian Thomas (31) bested all receivers besides Tucker and Nailor. - No substitutions between Jackson Powers-Johnson and Caleb Rogers despite Klint Kubiak saying he still sees both as "starters." - Tommy Eichenberg's 8 defensive snaps came…
- Sep 14 Omar Kelly (X) Some more thoughts on the Dolphins game yesterday with SOME of the film review in the can: - Miami needs to figure out how to prevent rookie CB Chris Johnson being singly targeted on over a THIRD of all pass plays, because that's what happened. Cousins ran the entire passing attack thru a rookie who was asked to play both inside and outside, with hardly any personnel-mixing to give the Raiders an extra layer of complexity. The problem is they didn't feel Kyle Louis was ready for this game, so they only played him 3 snaps, and he injured his knee on one of those 3 snaps. Figuring this out and not getting the rookie's confidence in the toilet should be top priority. - From a defensive standpoint the Dolphins will throw away the first 5 drives, where they allowed the better part of 50 yards per drive and 6 yards per play to go along with the 24 points, and try and build on the second 5 drives, where they allowed around 10 yards per drive and 2 yards per play and only one FG off a…
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Kwity Paye with the tackle for loss of two.
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- Sep 13 Levi Damien (Bluesky) Maxx Crosby and Kwity Paye both get to Malik Willis for the sack.
- Sep 13 Ryan McFadden (X) Kwity Paye has made his presence felt early. He recorded his first sack in a #Raiders uniform to close out the opening quarter.
- Sep 13 Levi Damien (Bluesky) Malik Willis holds onto the ball too long and Kwity Paye gets to him for the sack. #Raiders
- Sep 13 Levi Damien (Bluesky) Kwity Paye with the tackle for loss of two.
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The Raiders 53-man roster as it stands, by my count:
Quarterback (3): Kirk Cousins, Fernando Mendoza, Aidan O’Connell
Running Back (3): Ashton Jeanty, Mike Washington Jr., Dylan Laube
Fullback (1): Connor Heyward
Wide Receiver (6): Tre Tucker, Jalen Nailor, Jack Bech, Malik Benson, Dareke Young, Donte Thornton Jr.
Tight End (3): Brock Bowers, Michael Mayer, Ian Thomas
Offensive Line (9): Kolton Miller, DJ Glaze, Tyler Linderbaum, Jackson Powers-Johnson, Spencer Burford, Caleb Rogers, Charles Grant, Trey Zuhn III, Antonio Mafi
Defensive Tackle (6): Tonka Hemingway, Adam Butler, Jonah Laulu, Thomas Booker IV, Folorunso Fatukasi, JJ Pegues
Edge Rusher (4): Maxx Crosby, Kwity Paye, Malcolm Koonce, Patrick Johnson
Linebacker (4): Quay Walker, Nakobe Dean, Cody Lindenberg, Tommy Eichenberg
Cornerback (5): Eric Stokes, Darien Porter, Jermod McCoy, Hezekiah Masses, Decamerion Richardson
Safety/Nickel (6): Jeremy Chinn, Taron Johnson, Treydan Stukes, Isaiah Pola-Mao, Dalton Johnson,…
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- Aug 30 Sam Warren (X) Thoughts, Raider Nation? · Quoting Sam Warren: The Raiders 53-man roster as it stands, by my count: Quarterback (3): Kirk Cousins, Fernando Mendoza, Aidan O’Connell Running Back (3): Ashton Jeanty, Mike Washington Jr., Dylan Laube Fullback (1): Connor Heyward Wide Receiver (6): Tre Tucker, Jalen Nailor, Jack Bech, Malik Benson, Dareke Young, Donte Thornton Jr. Tight End (3): Brock Bowers, Michael Mayer, Ian Thomas Offensive Line (9): Kolton Miller, DJ Glaze, Tyler Linderbaum, Jackson Powers-Johnson, Spencer Burford, Caleb Rogers, Charles Grant, Trey Zuhn III, Antonio Mafi Defensive Tackle (6): Tonka Hemingway, Adam Butler, Jonah Laulu, Thomas Booker IV, Folorunso Fatukasi, JJ Pegues Edge Rusher (4): Maxx Crosby, Kwity Paye, Malcolm Koonce, Patrick Johnson Linebacker (4): Quay Walker, Nakobe Dean, Cody Lindenberg, Tommy Eichenberg Cornerback (5): Eric Stokes, Darien Porter, Jermod McCoy, Hezekiah Masses, Decamerion Richardson Safety/Nickel (6): Jeremy Chinn, Taron Johnson,…
- Aug 30 Sam Warren (X) The Raiders 53-man roster as it stands, by my count: Quarterback (3): Kirk Cousins, Fernando Mendoza, Aidan O’Connell Running Back (3): Ashton Jeanty, Mike Washington Jr., Dylan Laube Fullback (1): Connor Heyward Wide Receiver (6): Tre Tucker, Jalen Nailor, Jack Bech, Malik Benson, Dareke Young, Donte Thornton Jr. Tight End (3): Brock Bowers, Michael Mayer, Ian Thomas Offensive Line (9): Kolton Miller, DJ Glaze, Tyler Linderbaum, Jackson Powers-Johnson, Spencer Burford, Caleb Rogers, Charles Grant, Trey Zuhn III, Antonio Mafi Defensive Tackle (6): Tonka Hemingway, Adam Butler, Jonah Laulu, Thomas Booker IV, Folorunso Fatukasi, JJ Pegues Edge Rusher (4): Maxx Crosby, Kwity Paye, Malcolm Koonce, Patrick Johnson Linebacker (4): Quay Walker, Nakobe Dean, Cody Lindenberg, Tommy Eichenberg Cornerback (5): Eric Stokes, Darien Porter, Jermod McCoy, Hezekiah Masses, Decamerion Richardson Safety/Nickel (6): Jeremy Chinn, Taron Johnson, Treydan Stukes, Isaiah Pola-Mao, Dalton Johnson,…