Raiders Get Major Update on Kolton Miller Injury: Report
The Las Vegas Raiders‘ offensive line finally had their first good game of the season in Week 4 against the Chicago Bears, but things ended in a very concerning place. Left tackle

On one of the last plays of the game, Miller fell to the field and was screaming in pain. He had to be carted off, and there was real concern that he may have suffered something season-ending.
However, the Raiders might be able to rest a little easier. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Miller is “believed” to have suffered a high ankle sprain. He’s still waiting for an MRI, but there doesn’t appear to be any serious ligament damage.
#Raiders OT Kolton Miller, who limped off on the team's final drive, is believed to have suffered a high-ankle sprain, source said. He's having an MRI, but that is potentially a multi-week injury.
pic.twitter.com/Sf57hEsrUk— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 29, 2025
Rapoport did note that it’s an injury that will likely keep him out for multiple weeks. While that would be a huge blow, it’s certainly better than him being out for the entire season.
Miller has never missed more than four games in a season and has played through injuries in the past. It wouldn’t be a surprise if he wanted to tough out the ankle injury, but the Raiders can’t afford to risk him making the injury worse. It’s safe to assume that he won’t play in the team’s Week 5 game against the
Who Could Replace Miller at LT?
If Miller does have to miss time, the Raiders are going to have to figure out the best player to replace him. Right tackle DJ Glaze played left tackle in college, so moving him to the other side of the line could be the play. However, they may prefer to keep developing him on the right side.
Stone Forsythe was the player who came in for Miller after he was hurt. He has previous experience starting for Pete Carroll in Seattle, so he’s the likely favorite.
The Raiders also have some young players they might want to take a chance on. It’s probably too early to give Laki Tasi a chance, but he did show some flashes this offseason. Rookie Charles Grant could also be in the mix. For now, the most likely scenario is either Glaze moving to the left side or Forsythe taking over, but the Raiders will need to be creative if those options don’t work.
Jackson Powers-Johnson Talks OL’s Strong Day
The Raiders’ offensive line played very poorly in the first three weeks of the season, but finally found its stride in Week 4. Geno Smith
Second-year guard Jackson Powers-Johnson has been a major talking point due to the fact that he didn’t play last week. He played very well against the Bears and praised the offensive line’s performance.
“I think we had a great week of preparation,” Powers-Johnson said of the offensive line play, via Raiders.com. “I think the staff and everyone involved in the run game and the pass game just really dialed in. I think we did a lot better.”
Jayden Daniels' Heartfelt Gesture Brings FedExField to Tears and Cheers

In what will be remembered as one of the most emotional moments in FedExField history, Washington Commanders star Jayden Daniels delivered a heartwarming surprise to a young fan that transcended football. On Sunday, Daniels turned a young girl’s dream into a lifelong reality, leaving the entire stadium — and the entire city of Washington, D.C. — speechless with gratitude and awe.
A Dream Born from Dedication
For three years, a 12-year-old girl, affectionately known as "the cookie kid" in her neighborhood, worked tirelessly to raise money to attend a Commanders game. She spent countless hours baking cookies, selling lemonade, and collecting cans just to fulfill one simple dream: to experience the magic of the Commanders’ home games at FedExField.
However, despite her relentless determination, she still fell short of the cost for tickets, transportation, and food when the moment finally arrived. Her story, a tale of unwavering commitment and sacrifice, captured the hearts of her community, and eventually reached Jayden Daniels.
Daniels’ Generosity Shines
Before the Commanders’ game, Daniels had already arranged for the girl and her mother to be special guests of the team. But what happened next went beyond anything anyone could have anticipated.
As the Commanders took the field, Daniels walked hand-in-hand with the young fan, guiding her to the 50-yard line of FedExField. The stadium fell silent as the announcer introduced her to the crowd: “Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome one of the biggest Commanders fans you’ll ever meet.”
The girl, overwhelmed and trembling, stood in awe as the crowd erupted in applause. But the surprise didn’t end there.
Daniels, kneeling in front of the young fan, whispered something to her before handing her a personalized Commanders jersey with her name proudly stitched on the back. Then, in a gesture that left fans and players alike stunned, Daniels announced to the entire stadium that he was gifting her and her mother lifetime season tickets to FedExField.
For a brief moment, the stadium stood still. The magnitude of the moment sunk in, and then the crowd exploded in cheers. The girl, unable to hold back her emotions, buried her face in her hands and sobbed as Daniels embraced her.
“This city is family,” Daniels said into the microphone, his voice cracking with emotion. “And family looks out for each other.”
A Moment That Defined the Spirit of Washington, D.C.
The heartfelt gesture quickly went viral, with fans and celebrities alike praising Daniels for his kindness. Former Commanders quarterback Robert Griffin III tweeted, “Moments like this remind us why Washington is so special. Huge respect to Jayden Daniels — that’s leadership on and off the field.”
Inside the stadium, fans were visibly moved. George Thompson, a season ticket holder for over 25 years, shared, “I’ve seen big wins, heartbreaking losses, and even playoff runs. But I’ve never seen anything that moved this building like what Daniels did today.”
Daniels’ act of generosity wasn’t just about providing a young fan with tickets; it was a reflection of the deep connection between the Commanders and the Washington, D.C. community. The gesture embodied the resilience, warmth, and heart that the city is known for.
A Legacy That Goes Beyond the Field
As the story of Daniels’ generous gesture spreads, it serves as a powerful reminder that sometimes, the most important moments in sports are not measured by wins, losses, or touchdowns. They are about the connections we make, the communities we build, and the lives we touch.
Jayden Daniels’ act of kindness will be remembered not just as a charitable gesture but as a moment that defined the true spirit of the Commanders and Washington, D.C. It’s a moment that reminds us all that family and community extend far beyond the football field.
T.J. Watt’s Heartwarming Gesture Leaves Heinz Field Speechless
"THREE YEARS OF SACRIFICE, AND THIS IS MY CHANCE TO BE AT A STEELERS GAME. I NEVER EXPECTED THIS TO HAPPEN, BUT I’LL NEVER FORGET IT."
– Sophia, lifelong Steelers fan
Sophia, a 21-year-old woman from Pittsburgh, had spent three long years saving every penny to attend a Pittsburgh Steelers game. From collecting cans to selling homemade cookies, she worked tirelessly to scrape together enough for a ticket to see her favorite team in action. Yet, despite her dedication, she still couldn't afford to make it inside the stadium.
T.J. Watt’s Touching Gesture
As the game got underway, T.J. Watt, the Steelers' superstar linebacker, caught wind of Sophia's story. Known not only for his incredible performance on the field but also for his remarkable generosity off it, Watt wasn’t about to let this heartfelt story go unnoticed. The rising superstar made it clear that a simple ticket wouldn't suffice for Sophia. He wanted to make sure that her hard work and dedication were honored in a way that would be remembered forever.
Watt made his way to Sophia’s seat during the third quarter, with the entire crowd unaware of what was about to unfold. As he approached her, a hush fell over the stands. Sophia, overwhelmed by the sight of her idol, was unable to hide her tears as Watt leaned down and handed her a special gift—a VIP ticket, a signed jersey, and a heartfelt message from him.
A Moment of Silence, Then Cheers
The stadium fell into an eerie silence, as fans processed what they had just witnessed. But as Watt stood up and waved to the crowd, the silence was shattered by a roaring ovation that echoed through Heinz Field. The fans understood what had just happened: a moment of genuine kindness that transcended sports, reminding everyone that heroes aren’t just defined by touchdowns, but by the impact they make off the field as well.
Sophia’s Emotional Reaction
"I’ve spent years dreaming of this moment," Sophia said, her voice shaking with emotion. "I never thought I’d actually get to be here, let alone meet T.J. Watt. This is more than I could have ever imagined. I’ll always remember this moment.”
Watt’s gesture was more than just about giving a fan a ticket. It was about acknowledging the struggle and the spirit of determination that so many fans share. In a world where athletes are often seen as larger-than-life figures, Watt proved that they can also be heroes in the truest sense of the word.
The Impact of the Gesture
Watt’s actions reminded everyone at Heinz Field—and watching at home—that sports are not just about victories and statistics; they are about building connections and lifting people up. As Sophia settled into her seat, the cheers continued, and the moment will forever be etched in the hearts of Steelers fans, as well as everyone who witnessed it.
This gesture will undoubtedly become one of the most memorable moments in Pittsburgh sports history—a reminder that sometimes, the true value of an athlete’s legacy goes beyond the game itself.