BREAKING: Raiders Make First Roster Move of John Spytek Era

The Las Vegas Raiders underwent a major overhaul this offseason following a disappointing 2024 campaign under head coach Antonio Pierce and general manager Tom Telesco. Owner Mark Davis gave minority owner Tom Brady a role in decision-making for 2025, leading to the hiring of Pete Carroll and John Spytek to lead the franchise. Spytek, a former Buccaneers executive, has a strong connection with Brady, as they were teammates at Michigan and later reunited in Tampa Bay.

Now in his first season as the Raiders’ top decision-maker, Spytek faces the challenge of rebuilding the team. He has already started making moves, with the Raiders waiving defensive back Keenan Isaac on Tuesday. Isaac, who went undrafted in 2023, has spent time with the Buccaneers, Panthers, and Raiders, primarily on practice squads. Over two NFL seasons, he appeared in seven games, playing exclusively on special teams for 59 snaps without recording any stats. Now, he re-enters free agency, searching for his next opportunity.