Tre Tucker blanked in Las Vegas Raiders shutout defeat

Here is a look at how the Las Vegas Raiders’ 2023 draft class fared in a 31-0 loss at the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and ahead to Week 16’s road game at the Houston Texans.

Tyree Wilson:

The No. 7 overall pick’s play time is dwindling at an alarming rate. He played just six snaps on defense Sunday, a season low and it tied his career low. He had no tackles. He’s becoming an afterthought. Meanwhile, street free-agent Charles Snowden played 47 snaps at the Eagles. There is basically no chance Wilson’s fifth-year option will be exercised next spring. Thus, he is in line to be a free agent after next season. He was a major draft whiff.

Michael Mayer:

The second-round pick played just eight snaps after missing the past two games with an ankle injury. He practiced fully by the end of the week. He was not targeted. He has 22 catches for 182 yards. Maybe he will play more this week.

Tre Tucker:

The third-round pick played 93 percent of the snaps, but had no catches. He was targeted three times. Tucker hasn’t been producing much for a starter even though he plays almost every snap. He has a total of 17 catches for 185 yards in the past seven games. Five of those games have been since Jakobi Myers was traded.

Aidan O’Connell:

The reserve quarterback has been on the 53-man roster for the past four games after recovering from a preseason wrist injury. He is the emergency quarterback behind Smith and Kenny Pickett, but was the backup behind Pickett on Sunday with Smith out.