The Raiders will trade Jakobi Meyers only for strong value as the Nov. 4 deadline looms. Interest is real, but Las Vegas isn’t rushing.

The Las Vegas Raiders didn't have Jakobi Meyers in Week 7, and Brock Bowers missed his third-straight game, also. Here's what we know about their chances of returning for Week 9 when the Raiders emerge from their bye week.

Thanks to ESPN's Monday Night Football broadcast, the Las Vegas Raiders had to deal with some drama surrounding Tom Brady.

It appears that the Raiders will only be able to make their final decision on Meyers close to kickoff. Should he end up sitting out his first game of the season, players such as Tre Tucker, Jack Bech and Dont’e Thornton Jr. could see bigger roles against Kansas City.

Meyers would improve multiple offenses across the league, and there is still over a week before the Nov. 4 deadline. But the Raiders aren't exactly looking to automatically trade Meyers, according to sources, and are willing to carry him on their roster until his contract expires after this season.

Expert recap and game analysis of the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Las Vegas Raiders NFL game from October 19, 2025 on ESPN.

Raiders head coach Pete Carroll was at a loss for words after a disastrous loss to the Chiefs in Week 7, falling to 2-5.

The Raiders, already without top pass catchers Jakobi Meyers (knee/toe) and Brock Bowers (knee), lose defensive end Maxx Crosby (knee/back) and defensive tackle Adam Butler (back) to injuries against the Chiefs.

The Las Vegas Raiders and general manager John Spytek made some big moves in the offseason, and none of them look good in hindsight.

Could the Raiders actually be buyers at the trade deadline? ESPN has three players they think would be ideal fits in Las Vegas.