The Las Vegas Raiders made a slew of roster moves on Tuesday. The organization announced they’ve waived linebacker Jamin Davis, a former first-round pick of the Washington Commanders. They also released veteran kicker Greg Joseph from the practice squad, and signed cornerback Greedy Vance to the active 53-man roster.Davis, the 19th selection in 2021, is the most notable name. The former Kentucky Wildcats standout was added to the Raiders’ 53-man roster less than a month ago. The fact that Davis couldn’t hang around a 2-10 roster is bad news for his future outlook, though the Raiders could attempt to re-add the defender to the practice squad.#Raiders announced they’ve signed CB Greedy Vance to the active roster. They also waived LB Jamin Davis and released K Greg Joseph from the p-squad. Vance played in seven defensive snaps vs. LAC.— Ryan McFadden (@ryanmcfadden_) December 2, 2025Joseph, an experienced kicker, was added to the practice squad in November when starting kicker Daniel Carlson was struggling. Since then, Carlson has gone 4-of-6 on field goal attempts and a perfect 5-for-5 on extra points. That was good enough for the Raiders to end the Joseph experience.Vance played seven defensive snaps against the Chargers in Week 13 as a standard gameday elevation from the practice squad. He served as the team’s fourth cornerback behind Eric Stokes, Kyu Blu Kelly, and Darien Porter. He’ll continue playing as a rotational corner now that he’s officially been added to the roster.This article originally appeared on Raiders Wire: Raiders make slew of roster moves, waive former 1st-round LB