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At least Ashton Jeanty is helping as receiver
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Here is a look at how the Las Vegas Raiders' 2025 draft class fared in a 35-21 home loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday and what to look for Sunday at the New York Jets.
Ashton Jeanty:
The No. 6 overall draft pick played 72 percent of the snaps, a week after playing 58 percent. Jeanty struggled as a rusher again as he had just 15 yards on eight carries. He has averaged less than three yards a carry in five games this season. He did have a season high eight catches for 61 yards. He is tied for the league high among running backs.
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Jack Bech:
The second-round pick is on the injured reserve with a fractured forearm. His practice window is expected to open this week.
Darien Porter:
The third-round pick played 59 percent of the defensive snaps, his least amount since regaining his starting job three weeks ago. It will be interesting to see how much he plays against the Jets.
Caleb Rogers:
The third-round pick took over for the benched Jackson Powers-Johnson for the second straight week. He did struggle in the running game and will likely have to earn his starting job on a weekly basis.
Charles Grant:
The offensive lineman, taken in the third round, didn't play on offense as usual, but he did log four snaps on special teams.
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Dont'e Thornton:
The wide receiver, taken in the fourth round, was activated from the injured reserve and he will be ready to make his season debut Sunday.
Tonka Hemingway:
The fourth-round pick returned from a concussion he suffered in Week 5. He started and had a sack. But he didn't have a great overall game.
JJ Pegues:
The defensive tackle, taken in the sixth round, was active for the third time this season. He played 16 snaps on defense and forced a fumble. It should get him another chance to play this week, especially with Jonah Laulu being released Tuesday.
Cody Lindenberg:
The seventh-round pick played three snaps at linebacker. It was his first defensive action of his career. He also played 16 snaps on special teams, which is his norm.
