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Las Vegas Raiders Add Defensive Tackle Brodic Martin: A Powerhouse for the Run Defense
The Las Vegas Raiders have bolstered their defensive line by claiming defensive tackle Brodic Martin, a six-foot-five, three-hundred-thirty-pound powerhouse. Martin, twenty-six, has NFL experience and could see action immediately. He was drafted by the Detroit Lions in the third round in 2023, appearing in five games over two seasons. After being cut by the Lions, he spent time on the Kansas City Chiefs practice squad and played one game for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Raiders waived rookie defensive end Jahfari Harvey to make room for Martin. Martins background as a true nose tackle makes him a natural fit for plugging gaps up front, and he could compete for a bigger role next season.
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