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Raiders coach Klint Kubiak says Ashton Jeanty is still on the mend from an ankle injury, leaving his Week 1 availability uncertain vs. the Dolphins; if he’s sidelined, rookie Mike Washington Jr. could carry a sizeable role after a standout preseason.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty posted a cryptic Instagram image referencing Romans 8:28 after an ankle sprain in practice, fueling fan worry about injury severity. No official update yet, with clarity expected before the preseason game against the 49ers.
Raiders coach Klint Kubiak said Ashton Jeanty is recovering from an ankle injury and appears likely to avoid the PUP list, though his Week 1 status remains uncertain. If he’s unavailable, Mike Washington Jr. would likely start, keeping Jeanty as a potential Week 1 fantasy riser if he plays.
Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty suffered a sprained ankle during weekend practice; coach Klint Kubiak said he is "on the mend" with no details on the injury, and Jeanty did not practice on Tuesday. If the team places him on injured reserve at roster cuts, he could return after four weeks.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty suffered an ankle sprain described as 'more low than high' by Ian Rapoport, with the team hopeful he can suit up for Week 1 vs. the Dolphins; if he’s sidelined, Mike Washington Jr. would likely start, impacting fantasy plans until a clearer timeline emerges.
Week 2 of the 2026 preseason shows Mike Washington Jr. emerging as the clear lead back for Las Vegas behind an injury-hit Ashton Jeanty, while Oronde Gadsden II’s fantasy stock dips as WR3 battles and backfield committees across teams continue to shape Week 1 projections.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty left Sunday’s practice with a right leg injury diagnosed as a sprained ankle; ESPN’s Adam Schefter said it isn’t expected to be a long-term issue, though a return timetable isn’t known. Jeanty, who started all 17 games as a rookie with 975 rushing yards and 346 receiving yards, left the field after a dive and was helped off. Las Vegas has added Mike Washington Jr. to bolster depth, and the team hopes Jeanty can return quickly as he competes in Klint Kubiak’s outside-zone scheme.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty left practice with a sprained right ankle; the exact type (high- vs low-ankle) and how long he’ll miss remain unclear, but it’s not considered a long-term injury. Jeanty, the Raiders’ 2025 No. 6 pick, was slated to be a focal point of Las Vegas’ offense in 2026 after a rookie season that produced 1,321 yards from scrimmage and 10 touchdowns.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty reportedly sprained his ankle in practice. It's not described as a long-term injury, but return timeline is unknown, leaving Jeanty’s fantasy outlook in flux. With little clarity on when he’ll return, fantasy managers may want to temper early-draft risk and watch for updates, as Jeanty could regain value if his ADP drops.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty was helped off the practice field after landing awkwardly on his right leg, with no weight borne as trainers attended to him; no injury update was provided. Jeanty enjoyed a strong rookie season, and if sidelined, rookie Mike Washington Jr. could take first-team reps, following impressive preseason showings.
Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty left Sunday’s practice with an apparent right leg injury after a diving catch, couldn’t bear weight, and was helped off the field without returning; the 2025 No. 6 overall pick was expected to be a focal point for Las Vegas in 2026 under coach Klint Kubiak, after a rookie season with 1,321 yards from scrimmage and 10 total TDs.
NFL Media’s takeaways from the Raiders’ open practice at Allegiant Stadium: Klint Kubiak’s offense is built around Brock Bowers and Ashton Jeanty with quick throws and inside-running concepts; rookie Fernando Mendoza showed calm, arm strength, and poise that hint at future development; Nakobe Dean emerged as a vocal leader and the defensive quarterback, helping to activate and organize a retooled Raiders defense.
Fantasy Life writer Alex Cupps highlights Ashton Jeanty (LV, RB), Luther Burden (CHI, WR), and Cam Skattebo (NYG, RB) as the three players likely to define the 2026 fantasy season, building on last year’s playoff-makers who came from beyond the first round; their projected production in the piece places Jeanty around 226.8 points, Skattebo around 204.3, and Burden around 192.4, with the trio ranked higher than consensus.
Ashton Jeanty reverted to his original upright stance during his rookie season with the Raiders, which coincided with a breakout performance, and he believes it works for him and doesn't need changing.
Raiders coach Pete Carroll expressed approval for Ashton Jeanty's return to a natural standing stance in the backfield, which contributed to a season-high 138 rushing yards in a game against the Bears. The Raiders' improved running game, featuring Jeanty and Raheem Mostert, was seen as a positive development as they aim to end a three-game losing streak against the Colts.