News and notes around the league including a former Raider, a division rival, and to add or not

to add, a veteran-wide receiver. That plus more on Wednesday's edition of the Locked-on Raiders

podcast for May 27, 2026. You are Locked-on Raiders, your daily Las Vegas Raiders podcast,

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Of course, we're very proud of that.

We're also very proud of the fact that this show continues to grow each and every day,

and that's because of your support and the great job that my man Ari does behind the scenes,

making sure we look good and sound good by way of the YouTube page. And even in the off season and the slow time of year, this page continues to do really big numbers. So we definitely appreciate that. Tip of the cap to you, Raider Nation. And as I mentioned, tip of the cap to my man Ari, you can find him on Twitter. At Ari producers, you can hit me up as well at your boy Q254. And if you want to be a part of

the show, as many of you do, we've got the Lockdown Raider podcast voicemail line for you 707, 654-4-4693. Your calls and text will come up in segment number three. We'll hear from you. A lot of really good feedback as always. Segment number two, we'll talk about the veteran wide receivers, but we'll talk about a couple in particular, plus get some feedback from a member

of Raider Nation, a really good text that I received. Actually, on my text line on my radio show on Tuesday, I'll explain the whole process, everything that went down, and it all really started on the Lockdown Raider podcast, the Raider Squad Show with Shantel Chan and Lincoln Kennedy and myself on Tuesday morning. So that'll break down.

We'll do that. Talk about that coming up. Segment number two. Here is segment number one, just news and notes of the day. And we'll really just give you some news and notes around the National Football League. Don't forget the Raiders were back at practice on yesterday. They'll be off today and then back at it on Thursday and Friday. And we'll be out there at the facility on Thursday.

And we get an opportunity to talk to with Andrew Janoko right after practice and then back at it on Thursday and Friday, and we'll be out there at the facility on Thursday, and we get an opportunity to talk to with Andrew Janoko right after practice, and then select players that they bring us into the media room. So that all happened starting around 1145. That's when we'll meet with Janoco, and then probably no later than 1 o'clock, we'll meet with the players as well. But let's go ahead and jump into it, the news and notes. And I hate this to start with because it's about a guy that I'm a big fan of. You know, I've developed a really good relationship with him while he was a member of the Silver and Black. And that's Josh Jacobs. Found out this news on yesterday when Adam Schaefter tweeted out after a complaint on May 23rd and a subsequent investigation Packers running back

Josh Jacobs was arrested this morning and booked in a Brown County jail on five charges, battery,

domestic abuse, criminal damage to property, domestic abuse, disorderly conduct, domestic abuse,

strangulation and suffocation and intimidation of a victim. Josh Jacobs is denying the

allegations per his attorney.

His lawyers are saying that they have important evidence that has not yet been made public.

And it's always so hard to judge or not to judge these type of situations.

Any type of situation that involves someone domestic is never good.

It's always a bad situation.

And, you know, you hope that the resolution and the truth comes out one way or the other, but clearly something went down pretty funky between him and, you know, and a domestic partner. And it's just a real bad situation. And it's wild on Tuesday morning. I was at the radio station, and Peter Bukowski, locked on Packers, sent me a text. Hey, you on the air? And I was like, no, I thought he wanted to do an interview real quick. And he said, hey, what are you hearing on Josh Jacobs? I said, nothing. What's going on? And he said, I'm just hearing this some kind of police situation, but I don't really know doing a little bit of digging. And then later on on Tuesday, we found out about the report and the fact that he did turn himself in

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