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Johnathan Abram Combine Results
Johnathan Abram Future Projections
| Scoring | 1 Yr Proj | 3 Yr Proj | 5 Yr Proj | 10 Yr Proj |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.0 PPR | - | |||
| 0.5 PPR | - | |||
| 1.0 PPR | - | |||
| TE Premium | - |
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Johnathan Abram S NO
2:50pm UTC 11/8/22Raiders releasing starting safety
Raiders releasing starting safety
NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports that the Raiders are releasing S Johnathan Abram. It's a surprising move, given that Abram has just a half-season left on his rookie contract. The former 1st-round pick has been rumored to be on the trading block since at least this past offseason. He remained a starter through the first 6 games of this season. That playing time fell off the past 2 games, though. Abram will now be free to find a new team, while the Raiders move forward with Duron Harmon and Trevon Moehrig as the starters.
Divine Deablo LB ATL
11:40am UTC 10/30/22Deablo, Abram active vs. Saints
Deablo, Abram active vs. Saints
Raiders LB Divine Deablo (back, ankle) and S Johnathan Abram (illness) are active for today's game against the Saints. Deablo carries some risk after barely practicing this week, but both are in play for IDP use.
Johnathan Abram S NO
6:20pm UTC 10/28/22Abram, Deablo questionable vs. Saints
Abram, Deablo questionable vs. Saints
Raiders S Johnathan Abram (illness) and LB Divine Deablo (back, ankle) are questionable for Sunday's game against the Saints. Abram put in limited practices Thursday and Friday after sitting out Wednesday. Deablo managed only a limited Friday and doesn't look like a great bet for fantasy football lineups. Denzel Perryman would likely lead LB playing time for the Raiders if Deablo can't go. LB Jason Brown is also ready to return after missing last week with a hamstring injury.
Johnathan Abram S NO
8:50am UTC 5/3/22Raiders decline 5th-year option
Raiders decline 5th-year option
The Raiders have declined the 5th-year option on the rookie contracts of both S Johnathan Abram and DE Clelin Ferrell. The decision on Ferrell is certainly no surprise, given that the former #4 overall pick played his way out of the starting lineup. Abram has fared better, and perhaps he's a candidate to re-sign with a good 2022. But the fact that Vegas declined the options on all 3 first-rounders from that 1st draft of the Mike Mayock era underscores that the team has new leadership. If Abram does hit the open market after the coming season, we'd bet on him landing at least an opportunity to fight for a starting job elsewhere -- barring a poor final performance with the Raiders, of course.
