Raiders Sign Alex Cappa in Offseason Move

The Las Vegas Raiders have signed veteran guard Alex Cappa to a two-year, $11 million deal, marking their first major move in the 2025 offseason. Cappa, released by the Cincinnati Bengals after starting all 50 games during his tenure, brings experience from both the Bengals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Known for his durability, Cappa has started 96 of 102 career games and is expected to compete for a starting offensive guard position with the Raiders, alongside Jackson Powers-Johnson. Despite his valuable experience, Cappa struggled with pass block win rates, ranking last in the league last season. His addition is seen as a strategic reunion with Raiders GM John Spytek and a move to bolster the offensive line's depth. This signing suggests the Raiders are focused on enhancing their offensive line as part of their broader strategy for the upcoming season.