Raiders veteran defensive end Patrick Johnson aims to earn a 53-man spot
Signed as a free agent, Johnson gives Las Vegas added depth and competition at defensive end during the 2026 roster evaluation period.
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Signed as a free agent, Johnson gives Las Vegas added depth and competition at defensive end during the 2026 roster evaluation period.
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