The Raiders have their unofficial depth chart in place ahead of their preseason debut. But there's one big surprise listed.

The Raiders’ first unofficial depth chart brought clarity at several positions before their preseason opener Thursday at the Seattle Seahawks. It also left open several questions, including a glaring one on the offensive line.

Geoff Schwartz likes the Raiders' coaching staff and he also likes some of their key pieces. However, he's still not convinced it's enough for them to approach .500.

Carroll, 73, led the Seahawks from 2010 until he stepped down in January 2024. He remained with the organization as an advisor to new coach Mike Macdonald. Over 14 seasons, Carroll guided Seattle to 10 playoff appearances, five NFC West titles and the franchise's first Super Bowl title -- a 43-8 rout of the Denver Broncos to cap the 2013 season.

While Pete Carroll and Geno Smith returning to Seattle will be the top storyline, there's plenty to watch in Thursday's Seahawks preseason opener. Here are 5 things to watch.

After being one of the most-hyped prospects in the 2025 NFL draft, Ashton Jeanty is doing a good job of living up to that billing in training camp with the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Las Vegas Raiders are deep into training camp, and one of the biggest developments has been how smoothly Ashton Jeanty has adjusted to the roster and the team’s offensive system.

The Las Vegas Raiders running back touring a luxurious Vegas mansion has gone viral. But the 21 year old shows wisdom beyond his years. No one noticed.

The Eagles acquired cornerback Jakorian Bennett in a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders for Thomas Booker IV on Monday night.

Why did the Raiders move on from a 2023 fourth-round pick who was starting to figure things out? If Bennett was gifted to the Eagles, he'll be entering a competition with Ringo and Jackson for the outside cornerback job opposite of Quinyon Mitchell.