. After the franchise tag deadline passed, Jacobs did not turn up for the first day of mandatory training camp. Due to the 25-year-old not signing his deal, he cannot be fined for not attending practice or games. For now, the Raiders are planning for the 2023 NFL regular season without Jacobs. As a result, it means that the team has to use a different running back, and it seems the potential replacement for Jacobs has been named. The Raiders released their unofficial depth chart on Tuesday as pre-season training continues. In the running back department, Zamir White has been handed the top spot ahead of Ameer Abdullah. White was the No. 122 overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft and is about to enter his second year in the league. He played 14 games last season but managed just 17 carries for 70 years in his rookie year. A must for every NFL fanatic. You can watch all the action on DAZN including 200+ regular and postseason games, Super Bowl LVIII, draft rounds 1-7 live, highlights and full game replays, 2023 NFL Scouting Combine as well as a host of NFL originals & shows. £151.00 in four instalments of £37.75 Regardless of whether the Raiders and Jacobs manage to reach an agreement before the start of the season, White is likely to take on a more prominent role f){kind=link}
Josh Jacobs has yet to agree to a deal with the Las Vegas Raiders and the NFL franchise has released its unofficial depth chart which provides a hint on a possible replacement
The Las Vegas Raiders have listed the possible replacement for Josh Jacobs amid his contract situation.
Jacobs was handed the franchise tag by the Raiders earlier in the offseason but has yet to sign a deal. The deadline for an agreement to be reached with the NFL team was on July 17.
Jacobs is not the only running back to have been handed a franchise tag this offseason. The same was applied to Saquon Barkley by the New York Giants, who also did not sign before the deadline but did agree on a one-year deal worth $11 million (£8.6 million).
After the franchise tag deadline passed, Jacobs did not turn up for the first day of mandatory training camp. Due to the 25-year-old not signing his deal, he cannot be fined for not attending practice or games.