The Raiders have officially signed their entire 2025 draft class to contract. The NFL was awash with second-round talent holding out for appropriate guaranteed money, but as the dominoes began to fall, players followed suit. Las Vegas and Jack Bech (TCU) reached an agreement on a four-year deal, avoiding any fear of a holdout prior to training camp.

Bech had spent spring practices running drills with the second-team offense of the Raiders, mostly to avoid the bumps and bruises that can accompany first-team reps. Avoiding injury prior to signing a contract was paramount for the wide receiver. Bech hopes to slot into the Las Vegas starting lineup, but he has some ground to make up in camp. While he was running drills in the spring, fellow rookie Dont’e Thornton was running all the first-team reps.

Both players hope to make waves on the field, and fantasy managers echo the sentiment. Bech should challenge for a slot hybrid role with the team, where Thornton is a burner capable of taking the top off a defense. With Jakobi Meyers and Brock Bowers as lineup stalwarts, 24-year-old 2023 receiver Tre Tucker (66 career catches) finds his roster spot in jeopardy.

Author: Sam Schneider (@BuyAndSellYou)