Another round of OTAs in the books will give you our recap plus three players that'll benefit the most from the coaching staff changes.

That plus more on Friday's edition of the Locked-All Raiders podcast for May 29th, 2026.

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Matter of fact, we'll close out the week hearing from you. Calls, text, a lot of really good feedback. That'll come up with segment number three. Segment number two, I'll give you three players that'll benefit the most from the coaching changes that the Raiders have this year. and trust and believe, it's not just limited to three, but I'm going to limit myself to three. So I'll give you three coming up in segment number two. Here is segment number one, news and notes of the day. And it really just has to do with OTAs on Thursday, the second day of this little three-day stretch that they have. They'll have another OTA today, but we're not

allowed to be out there. So just give you a recap of what I saw, what I heard on Thursday at the practice facility. So let's go ahead and jump right back into it. And, you know, I was going out there with the focus of looking at the offense, watching the offense. Like I said, on Thursday's show. You know, like the old school

Mervins open, open, open, offense,

offense, offense. That's where I was focused, man. I had my mind fixated that I was not going to mess this up. I was definitely going to be locked in on the offense because we knew that we were going to be talking to Andrew Janoko, didn't know who else we were going to be talking with following practice, but knew the offensive was going to be the guy speaking so for sure so I wanted to make sure I focused in on

the offense we ended up speaking with Tyler Linderbaum, Trey Tucker, Brock Bowers as well so all offensive

guys and it was a good thing I was locked in on the offense and so off top a lot of people wonder

about the offensive line that was one of the focuses that I had I I talked about that on Thursday's show. Was it going to be the same starting offensive line that it was last week when we were out there at OTAs? And it was Colton Miller, Spencer Burford, Tyler Linderbaum, JPJ, Gleys. That was the first team offensive line. I say that in air quotes because again, it's first team in May, which doesn't mean a whole hell of a lot. But that's who started out. Now, I'll say this, it didn't last that way very long. They're definitely going through and putting a lot of different guys into the mix and seeing what they can do. There was times we saw Charles Grant out there at the right tackle spot.

There was times we saw Tray Zoon at the right guard spot.

Antonio Maffy, he was out there in the mix at the right guard spot.

So we saw guys moving around mixing spots and just trying to, you know, get a feel for

every position along that offensive line.

So again, just because Miller,

Berford, Linderbaum, J.P.J. Glaze, they started out there in those positions. Didn't mean they

stayed there. And matter of fact, the only guy who really stayed there the whole time was Linderbom.

There was times that we saw, you know, guys like Charles Grant line up at the left tackle spot

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