The Raiders cut offensive lineman Evan Neal from their practice squad on Monday, the team announced.

The Giants released Neal out of the preseason, and the Raiders signed him soon after.

Neal was not active for any games with the Raiders, and he has not played in a game since 2024.

The Giants selected him seventh overall in the 2022 draft, and he began his career at right tackle. The Giants moved him to right guard, and he did not play a snap there last season.

He ended his Giants career with 29 games played, including 27 starts.

The Raiders also cut tight end Chris Myarick from their practice squad. The team had activated Myarick for two games this season, and he played eight snaps on offense and three on special teams.

In corresponding moves, the Raiders signed offensive tackles Amari Kight and Darian Kinnard to the practice squad.

Kight, 25, played for Raiders coach Klint Kubiak last season when Kubiak was the offensive coordinator for the Seahawks. He appeared in four games for Seattle in 2025, but Seattle waived him during the preseason with an undisclosed injury.

Kinnard entered the league as a fifth-round pick of the Chiefs in 2022. The journeyman was with the Packers last season and appeared in every game, starting four.