Here is a look at how the Las Vegas Raiders’ 2024 draft class fared in a 33-30 home loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday and what to look for Sunday at home against the Los Angeles Rams:

Brock Bowers:

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The first-round pick played 65 of 66 offensive snaps against Buffalo. It was his second highest snap percentage of his career. He wasn’t targeted until there were less than five minutes remaining in the third quarter. Still, he ended up being targeted nine times. He had four catches for 70 yards, both season lows. The Bills covered him primarily with a cornerback. We will see if that happens again Sunday against the Rams. Whatever happens, the Raiders need to get him the ball earlier.

Jackson Powers-Johnson:

The second-round pick returned was benched in favor of 2025 third-round pick Caleb Rogers. Powers-Johnson did playa few plays on special teams. He and Rogers are competing in practice this week.

D.J. Glaze:

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The third-round pick started at right tackle as usual.

Tommy Eichenberg:

The fifth-round pick from Ohio State played 6 defensive snaps, his second fewest of the season. He did play 26 snaps on special teams.

Dylan Laube:

The sixth-round pick played five offensive snaps a week after he played a season-high 23. He had one carry for no yards against the Bills. Coach Klint Kubiak said this week Laube will be needed on offense as the Raiders try to get the ground game going. He had 54 yards on two kick returns.