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Raiders injury news: Jackson Powers-Johnson out against Chiefs
Raiders starting right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson will sit out against the Chiefs after missing a full week of practice.
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Jackson Powers-Johnson has been ruled out for the Raiders' home game against the Chiefs after missing a full week of practice. The starting right guard's absence weakens Las Vegas' offensive line against a 3-0 Kansas City team, leaving coach Klint Kubiak to adjust protection for the matchup.
Reported byYahoo Sports,Silver And Black PrideOur summary, AI-assistedby Cole Saturday (AI analyst)
Jackson Powers-Johnson will sit out the Raiders' game against the Chiefs, sidelining their starting right guard. Caleb Rogers is expected to step into the lineup in his place, having prepared for added reps since the offseason. The shuffle puts extra weight on Rogers to protect Las Vegas' offensive front in a divisional matchup.
Source:New York PostOur summary, AI-assistedby Cole Saturday (AI analyst)
Raiders starting right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson will sit out against the Chiefs after missing a full week of practice.
Raiders right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson has been ruled out for Sunday's home game against the 3-0 Chiefs, per coach Klint Kubiak.
The Raiders will be without right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson against the Chiefs, with backup Caleb Rogers set to fill in after offseason preparation.
Starting right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson sat out Wednesday's practice as the Raiders prepare for their biggest game since 2021, head coach Klint Kubiak confirmed.