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Raiders owner Mark Davis is selling off an additional chunk of the team one month after completing a deal with former NFL great Tom Brady for part of the club.

Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis agreed in principle to sell 15% of the team, a source told The Athletic's Tashan Reed.Silver Lake co-CEO and Endeavor board chairman Egon Durban and Discovery Land Company founder and chairman Michael Meldman each bid separately to acquire 7.5% stakes in the Raiders, according to Reed. The NFL has reportedly reviewed the terms of the transaction.Davis would remain the controlling owner of the Raiders if the deal becomes official.The league's finance committee could discuss the sale and bring it up for a vote at the NFL owners meeting from Dec. 10-11 in Texas. Durban and Meldman need votes from at least 24 of the league's 32 owners to approve their purchase.Davis' latest deal comes just over a month after the NFL officially approved legendary quarterback Tom Brady's purchase of 10.5% of the Raiders along with Hall of Fame defensive lineman Richard Seymour and Tom Wagner - co-founder of Knighthead Capital Management.Davis' desire to bring in Brady and Seymour to help with football decisions is one factor Reed highlighted behind the owner's recent interest in selling shares of the Raiders.The 69-year-old also reportedly wants to become more liquid, which was another motivator linked to Durban and Meldman joining the team's ownership group. The franchise's value has skyrocketed since its relocation from Oakland to Las Vegas, notes Reed.

Raiders owner Mark Davis is selling off an additional chunk of the team one month after completing a deal with former NFL great Tom Brady for part of the club.

On the heels of selling a piece of the team to Tom Brady and Richard Seymour, Raiders owner Mark Davis is shaving off even more of the equity in the franchise.

The agreement comes just over a month after Mark Davis sold about 10.5 percent of the Raiders to a group that includes Tom Brady.

The agreement comes just over a month after Mark Davis sold about 10.5 percent of the Raiders to a group that includes Tom Brady.

Raiders rookie cornerback Decamerion Richardson has seen an increase in playing time the past few weeks and will be counted on even more because of injuries.

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Raiders rookie cornerback Decamerion Richardson has seen an increase in playing time the past few weeks and will be counted on even more because of injuries.

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Preparations have begun for the Raiders and Broncos for their week 12 matchup in Las Vegas. And they began without a host of Raiders defenders, including several starters. Raiders, Broncos injury report CB Jakorian Bennett injury update Injured his shoulder on the second play of the team’s matchup in Miami and didn’t return. He was replaced by rookie DeCamerion Richardson. CB Nate Hobbs injury update Injured his ankle in the team’s Week nine game against the Bengals. Missed last week vs the Dolphins. Darnay Holmes replaced him at slot corner. C Andre James injury update James has missed the past two games with an ankle injury and has been replaced by rookie Jackson Powers-Johnson. CB Jack Jones injury update Missed the final ten plays of last week’s game in Miami and was replaced by Sam Webb. RBs Alexander Mattison, Zamir White injury updates Both back were injured in Miami which means the Raiders will have to dig into the depth chart at running back for this one. Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Raiders Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning An error has occured Please re-enter your email address. Thanks for signing up! You'll now receive the top Raiders Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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As the Raiders (2-8) look to halt a six-game losing streak against a Denver team that is on the rise, Las Vegas could be turning to one of its youngsters to help carry the offensive load. Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce revealed in his media availability that Las Vegas’ top two running backs, Alexander Mattison and Zamir White, did not practice on Wednesday. “Yeah, so two running backs won’t practice and neither will Jack Jones today. So, next man up mentality. Get some of these younger guys some reps, see how they do, and hopefully we get these guys back by the end of the week,” Pierce said. Pierce also outlined the Raiders’ running back plans if they are without both Mattison and White against Denver. It includes a 10-year NFL vet and a  rookie that fans will be excited to get an extended look. “Yeah, I mean you’re looking at Ameer [Abdullah], looking at Dylan [Laube], and then we got Sincere [McCormick] there on the practice squad. So get him some reps, get him going. Obviously, with those two gentleman not practicing today, we’ll definitely ramp up everybody else,” Pierce said. Abdullah, a 10th-year pro out of Nebraska, enters Week 12 with 17 carries for 82 rushing yards and one rushing score in this 2024 season. The 5-foot-9, 203 pound running back has also caught 17 passes for 76 receiving yards and a score in 2024. Laube is a rookie out of New Hampshire and was selected in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL draft with the 208th overall selection. The 5-foot-10, 208 pound running back has carried just once this season in the Raiders’ 32-13 Week 6 loss versus Pittsburgh. In his New Hampshire career, Laube rushed 544 times for 2,678 yards and 29 touchdowns. Pierce shed light on what he’s seen from Laube thus far. “The key word right there is work ethic, because he’s a scout team running back there, giving us a good look,” Pierce said of his rookie back. “Obviously, we had some fumbles early on, talked about that with the ball security. And again, here’s a great example, right? Well, here’s your opportunity. Are you ready? “And we’ve been talking about that. I keep talking about rookies, our younger players, you never know when your name will get called, your number is going to get called. And if it’s this week, be ready for it. But I will say this, he shows up every day, he’s in the building as early as most of our vets. He’s prepared, he goes out to practice, practices hard. He gives us good looks, got a smile on his face, and he works.” While Laube could suddenly turn into one of the key focal points of the Raiders’ rushing attack versus the Broncos, the health statuses of Mattison and White will obviously remain key storylines to track as this week unfolds. Mattison leads the Raiders in rushing on the season with 320 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns on 97 carries. White has tallied 183 rushing yards and one score on 65 totes this season. Kickoff between the Raiders and Broncos is set for 1:05 p.m. PT from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The Raiders fell at the Broncos, 34-18, in the two teams’ first meeting this season on Oct. 6. Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Raiders Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning An error has occured Please re-enter your email address. Thanks for signing up! You'll now receive the top Raiders Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

Jack Jones | Photo by Rich Storry/Getty Images Raiders are scary thin at some spots in Week 12 The Las Vegas Raiders have been dealing with injuries all season and the challenges are continuing. The 2-8 Raiders are beginning their Week 12 preparations to host the Denver Broncos on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium (1:05 p.m. PT kickoff) by practicing without their top three cornerbacks and top two running backs. Not ideal. Las Vegas head coach Antonio Pierce announced Wednesday that cornerbacks Jack Jones (back), Jakorian Bennett (shoulder) and nickel corner Nate Hobbs (ankle) will not practice Wednesday. Also, Pierce said running backs Zamir White (quad) and Alexander Mattison (ankle) also won’t work to start the practice week. Jones, Bennett, Mattison and White were all hurt in a 34-19 Week 11 loss at Miami on Sunday, while Hobbs was hurt in Week 9 at Cincinnati and he didn’t play at Miami. Bennett was hurt on the second play of the game and Mattison was carted off. Pierce did say he is hopeful some of these players could practice later this week to give them a chance to play against the 6-5 Broncos. For now, at cornerback, the Raiders are down to Decamarion Richardson, Darnay Holmes and Sam Webb. Ameer Abdullah and Dylan Laube are the running backs behind White and Mattison. The Athletic reported center Andre James (ankle) and tight end Harrison Bryant (ankle) also aren’t practicing Wednesday. James missed the past two games and has been replaced by rookie Jackson Powers-Johnson, while Bryant missed the Dolphins’ game. Tight end Justin Shorter was out with an illness and guard Cody Whitehair was limited with an ankle injury. He missed the Miami game, so he’s making some progress.