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Raiders Offensive Line Adjustments Considered

The team plans to test new configurations following poor rushing and pass-blocking performance.

Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Football

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Following a game where the Las Vegas Raiders managed only 38 total rushing yards, offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak has confirmed the team is reviewing personnel changes. Coaching staff will test potential lineup adjustments in practice to address ongoing struggles with quarterback protection.

Why it matters

The Raiders failed to reach performance standards for rushing production and blocking over several weeks, necessitating a shuffle to prevent further setbacks. These adjustments are critical for the team's ability to protect the quarterback during upcoming contests.

The offensive line recorded a 0.0 pass-blocking grade in the most recent game, a significant decline compared to prior weeks. These figures follow a recent performance where the unit allowed nine pressures and the offense totaled just 38 rushing yards.

The players

Klint Kubiak

The Las Vegas Raiders offensive coordinator who is overseeing the review of the offensive line.

Caleb Rogers

An offensive lineman receiving consideration to start at left guard.

Trey Zuhn III

A roster option currently being evaluated for offensive line adjustments.

Bryce Cable

An offensive lineman who joined the team in September via a waiver claim.

The details

Coordinators are evaluating Caleb Rogers for a potential start at left guard, drawing on his experience from his 2023 rookie season where he allowed a 6.6 percent quarterback pressure rate. Other options under review include Trey Zuhn III and Bryce Cable, the latter of whom joined the team via a September waiver claim from Seattle. The staff is currently examining game film and testing players in practice to finalize the lineup before the next kickoff.

Timeline

  1. October 11, 2026: The Raiders played their most recent game.

  2. October 12, 2026: Klint Kubiak reviewed film and confirmed potential changes.

  3. October 18, 2026: The team is scheduled to face the Buffalo Bills.

Beyond the Strip

Professional football teams increasingly rely on granular Pro Football Focus performance metrics to determine weekly roster adjustments. The Raiders are following this trend by prioritizing advanced blocking grades to address the team's recent offensive production issues.

Fans heading to the next game at Allegiant Stadium should watch for a new look on the offensive line. These adjustments will dictate how effectively the team can move the ball on the ground during this Sunday's matchup.

The takeaway

The team's ability to protect the quarterback and establish a run game will depend on the final lineup decisions made this week. Keep an eye on the injury report and starting lineup announcements leading up to Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills.

Further reading

For more updates on the team's roster, visit Football.

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