The Las Vegas Raiders are making moves, locking in seven of their 10 draft picks with the latest signings of third-round offensive guard Trey Zuhn III and seventh-round defensive tackle Brandon Cleveland. The team announced the deals Friday, leaving only three picks unsigned—including No. 1 overall selection Fernando Mendoza.

Zuhn III brings a powerhouse resume from Texas A&M, where he played 54 games with 50 starts over five seasons. In 2025, he earned All-SEC first-team honors and shared the prestigious Jacobs Blocking Trophy as the conference's top offensive lineman. Starting all 13 games, he showcased versatility by logging 11 starts at left tackle and two at center—a skill set that could bolster the Raiders' interior line depth.

Cleveland, a four-year standout at North Carolina State, adds grit and production to the defensive front. Over 45 career games with 26 starts, he tallied 107 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, six sacks, and two forced fumbles. His consistency was on full display in 2025, appearing in all 13 games and recording 36 tackles, seven tackles for loss, and two sacks.

These signings continue a productive offseason for the Raiders, who have already inked second-round safety Treydan Stukes, fourth-round running back Mike Washington Jr., fifth-round safety Dalton Johnson, fifth-round cornerback Hezekiah Masses, and sixth-round wide receiver Malik Benson. With the draft class nearly complete, all eyes are on the final three holdouts as training camp approaches.