Overview
- The agreement sends the five-time Pro Bowler to Baltimore and returns pick No. 14 in the 2026 draft.
- Las Vegas now holds 11 selections and a league-high $121.7 million in cap space, according to Over The Cap.
- GM John Spytek emphasized easing a rookie quarterback’s transition with upgrades to the offensive line, run game and defense, with Fernando Mendoza widely projected at No. 1.
- Analysts say the move strips the defense of its top pass rusher and leaves the roster the least settled heading into free agency.
- Early targets at No. 14 cited by local and national outlets include tackles Spencer Fano or Monroe Freeling, interior lineman Olaivavega Ioane, and receivers Makai Lemon or Jordyn Tyson, with free-agent fits such as Tyler Linderbaum and Alec Pierce also highlighted.