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On Saturday, the Raiders announced that they placed safety Jeff Heath on the injured reserve list and signed defensive end Chris Smith to the active roster from the practice squad.
Heath has appeared in 12 games for the Raiders this season, making only four starts. On the year, he’s racked up 32 tackles with three interceptions, which leads the Raiders. He has also added three passes defended as well. In Week 10, Heath was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week.
Moving onto Smith, he was signed this past August as a free agent after spending time with the Browns in 2019. While on the team’s practice squad this year, Smith has been activated four times and recorded four tackles and one sack in his four appearances.
Additionally, the Raiders have activated defensive end Vic Beasley from the practice squad for Sunday’s game.
In other Raiders’ news:
- The Raiders may have to prepare to combat the Colts’ plans against Darren Waller.
- Johnathan Abram is appealing $80,000 in fines.
- Charles Woodson reveals terms for potential Raiders return: “I’m in.”
- The Las Vegas Raiders recently signed former West Virginia Mountaineers defensive back Daryl Worley off the Buffalo Bills practice squad.
- Carlson’s ready if Raiders need a playoff-clinching kick.
- Do the Raiders still prioritize speed over everything else when drafting?
- Will Blackmon talks Henry Ruggs’ TD and the Colts. Plus, Phil Villapiano on Coach Gruden, playoff push.
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