The Raiders signed Collier to a reserve/future contract Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Collier spent the entire 2025 season on the Raiders' practice squad after failing to make the team's 53-man roster at the end of training camp. His lone elevation to the Raiders' active roster came in Week 17 against the Giants, though he didn't end up playing a single snap in a 34-10 loss. Collier will stay in Las Vegas in the offseason, where he'll look to show enough to the organization in OTAs, minicamp and training camp to earn a permanent spot on the active roster for the 2026 season.

Collier reverted to the Raiders' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's transaction log.

EDGE Analysis

Collier was elevated to the Raiders' active roster Saturday for the first time this season. However, he was a healthy scratch for Sunday's game against the Raiders despite Raheem Mostert (ankle/knee) being inactive. Collier has not appeared in a regular-season game this year, and his last opportunity to do so is Week 18 against the Chiefs.

The Raiders elevated Collier from the practice squad to the active roster Saturday ahead of Sunday's game against the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Collier has a chance to make his 2025 debut in Sunday's game, but will likely just be a special teams piece if he does play. With Ashton Jeanty, Dylan Laube, and Zamir White all healthy, as well as Raheem Mostert (ankle) questionable, it does not appear there will be many, if any, offensive opportunities for the running back in Sunday's contest.

Las Vegas signed Collier to its practice squad Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Collier was cut Tuesday but will remain with the Raiders. He played in three regular-season games with the team last year, gaining 12 yards on five carries.

Collier was waived by the Raiders on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Collier led the team in rushing during the preseason, turning 15 carries into 72 yards, while also adding a 32-yard kickoff return over three contests. The running back will now be subject to waivers, but if he goes unclaimed, there's a good chance that he sticks around Las Vegas as a member of the team's practice squad.

Collier rushed twice for six yards in the Raiders' season finale, a 34-20 loss to the Chargers. He also caught one of two targets for a loss of four yards.

EDGE Analysis

Collier, who was waived by the Ravens in early November before landing in Las Vegas, finished his 2024 campaign with five carries for 12 yards across three games with the Silver & Black. The undrafted 24-year-old out of Lock Haven will face an uphill battle for a roster spot again in 2025, though Collier has proven capable of earning a special teams role.

Las Vegas signed Collier from its practice squad to the active roster on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Collier was added to the Raiders' practice squad back in November, and with Sincere McCormick (ankle) bound for injured reserve, the team saw fit to promote Collier ahead of Week 16. His quickest path to playing time could be on special teams, where he made the majority of his contributions with Baltimore earlier in the season.

Las Vegas signed Collier to its practice squad Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Collier was waived by Baltimore ahead of Week 10, but he's already found another opportunity with a different team less than three weeks later. Both Alexander Mattison (ankle) and Zamir White (quadriceps) are tending to injuries, so it may not be long before Collier hears his name called up to the Raiders' main unit.

The Ravens waived Collier on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

With Baltimore waiving Collier, it signals that Keaton Mitchell (knee) could be activated from the PUP list ahead of Thursday's game against the Bengals. Collier served mostly as the Ravens' kick returner across his five regular-season outings, during which he accumulated 221 kick return yards. Assuming he clears waivers, Collier will look to catch on with a team in need of running back depth and someone who can contribute on special teams.

The Ravens signed Collier to their active roster Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Collier was signed from the Ravens' practice squad and has already spent two games with Baltimore's active roster this season, recording 22 kick return yards across 12 special-teams snaps. The Lock Haven product is expected to add depth to a Ravens backfield without third-string running back Rasheen Ali (ankle) in Monday night's matchup against the Buccaneers.