The Raiders continue their roster construction during and after rookie minicamp.

That plus more on Monday's edition of the Locked All Raiders podcast for May 4th, 2026.

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We'll get to as much as possible coming up segment number three. Segment number two talked about rookie mini camp. We were out there on Saturday. The only day we were allowed to be in the three-day mini camp, they had it Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Saturday was our day. Our time to shine. So I'll tell you what stood out to me and who stood out to me from that rookie mini camp.

That'll come up in segment number two. Today's Lockdown Raiders podcast here at segment number one news and notes of the day.

And it really just has to do with roster construction. We'll go ahead and jump into that after I tell you about the title sponsor of the show, which is Fandul.

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Devin Perkins, safety from Utah Tech. He's actually at Las Vegas native. Patrick Gird,

the tied in from Cincinnati, Camar, Missouri, tackle from UTSA. They also sign Nicholas

Henning, the tackle from Queens. He's actually from

Ontario, Canada, and he was a guy that has, you know, the CFL. He was an early round pick in the

CFL. He was actually going to go and work out with the Indianapolis Colts, but then the Raiders

signed him and he participated in the practice. So I want to go ahead and give you a little bit because there's a lot of buzz about Henning and what he could bring to the table floating around social media. So really probably a guy to pay attention to moving forward. But my guy, Justin Dunk, as a matter of fact, On3.com does a really good job. Wrote this breakdown of Henning. Canadian offensive lineman Nicholas Henning has signed an NFL contract with the Raiders.

He was named the first team Ontario University Athletics Conference All-Star and second team

All-Canadian after helping Queens University win the 117th Yates Cup in 2025.

He's an ultra-athletic lineman represented by longtime partners Craig Schaefer and Fred W at

2026 CFL Combine. Henning ran a 490 40-yard dash 482 second short shuttle and a 7773

cone drill. Also recorded a 31.5 inch vertical, a 9 foot 6 inch abroad jump and rep 225 pounds

27 times on the bench press. So that was at

the CFL combine. But it just kind of highlights and showcases Henning's athleticism. And you know

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