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Patrick Johnson

Patrick Johnson

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Sep 15, 2026

Kirk MorrisonHOST
12:38
You know what I mean? And we saw some other guys really take control of those opportunities.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
12:43
You know, Patrick Johnson, guy who was a special teams guy who ended up earning a spot.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
12:47
And he played some meaningful plays yesterday in replace of Max to let Max get that rest.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
12:53
So I thought some guys who got their opportunities, they did well.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
12:35
And look, it also helps out other guys too, you know what I mean? And we saw some other guys really take control of those opportunities.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
12:43
You know, Patrick Johnson, guy who was a special teams guy who ended up earning a spot, and he played some meaningful plays yesterday in replace of Max to let Max get that rest.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
12:53
So I thought some guys who got their opportunities, they did well.
Jason HorowitzHOST
12:56
Yeah, they certainly did.
Levi DamienGUEST
19:12
They dropped a key around Crawford.
Levi DamienGUEST
19:13
And even though he's lost for the season, they have this Patrick Johnson kind of emerging and looking really good in, in preseason.
Levi DamienGUEST
19:22
Like he could be that, you know, give them four, somewhat decent options at the edge rusher position, you know, to rotate in or for depth in case of injury.
Levi DamienGUEST
19:34
So I think their edge rusher position, like I said, the first time I can recall in a while, it's more than just Max Crosby.
Levi DamianGUEST
16:34
So they re-signed Malcolm Koontz and they brought in Quiddie Paye.
Levi DamianGUEST
16:38
and then suddenly max crosby's back so now they have max crosby and these guys and then they dropped it um they dropped to kieran crawford and even though he's lost for the season they have this yeah patrick johnson kind of emerging and looking really good in um in preseason like he could be that you know give them four somewhat decent options um at the edge rusher position um you know, to rotate in or for depth in case of injury.
Levi DamianGUEST
17:06
So I think their edge rusher position, like I said, for the first time I can recall in a while, it's more than just Max Crosby.
Levi DamianGUEST
17:13
It's Max Crosby and some other pretty good pieces there to rush the passer.
Blake PriceHOST
32:12
Harmon Dial, 95 points.
Blake PriceHOST
32:14
Patrick Johnson, 97 points.
Blake PriceHOST
32:16
John Shannon's seen a hockey season or two, 97 points.
Blake PriceHOST
32:20
Um, one thing we all had right was that it was a weak division, and there was points to be had in the division.
Travis WingfieldHOST
17:32
Then some more pieces that jumped off the tape to me.
Travis WingfieldHOST
17:35
Patrick Johnson is a physical player off the edge who plays with heavy hands, does a good job setting the edge.
Travis WingfieldHOST
17:39
That's a good matchup there with Austin Jackson, who his bread and butter is the running game as well.
Travis WingfieldHOST
17:43
Trayden Stukes, the rookie safety that I talked about all draft run up, his football IQ and flash when he decides to make a decision and goes, it's impressive.
Q MyersHOST
10:07
One more quick note before we get into segment number two and trust and believe I got more notes and nuggets where that came from.
Q MyersHOST
10:12
Patrick Johnson, Raiders edge across the NFL preseason.
Q MyersHOST
10:16
Johnson received the highest PFF grade amongst all Raider players at 90.2 per PFF.
Q MyersHOST
10:22
And I quote tweeted that.
Q MyersHOST
10:23
That actually came down from Pro Football Hall of Fame ambassadors.
Q MyersHOST
10:26
And I said, look, there's no surprise that Patrick Johnson made the Raiders 53-man roster.
Q MyersHOST
10:30
He was a guy that seemingly was always around the ball.
Q MyersHOST
10:33
Every time I looked down at my roster, I said, oh, 93.
Scott GulbransenHOST
17:57
Okay, I want to spend a few minutes on a name that I don't think has gotten enough love this camp, and that's on the defensive side of the ball.
Scott GulbransenHOST
18:04
That is Patrick Johnson, edge rusher, six-year vet, spent five seasons in Philadelphia before a short stop in New York.
Scott GulbransenHOST
18:12
He signed with the Raiders right before camp opened, which usually means camp body don't get attached, right? But instead, the guy went out and made the 53-man roster on pure production.
Scott GulbransenHOST
18:25
Two sacks.
Scott GulbransenHOST
18:32
And Spytek actually singled him out, I should say, for something specific.
Scott GulbransenHOST
18:37
And I like this quote a lot because it's not the usual generic head coach GM praise.
Scott GulbransenHOST
18:46
He said, and I'm quoting here, who makes the first tackle on the first kickoff? Patrick Johnson.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
18:55
Now you're saying, oh, a quote about first kickoff, big deal.
Ryan HoagGUEST
28:10
Certainly, we had a couple nice performances, and that's why certain guys made the team and stuff like that.
Ryan HoagGUEST
28:16
Yeah, Patrick Johnson, yeah.
Ryan HoagGUEST
28:17
But... you know, going against the starting left tackle.
Ryan HoagGUEST
28:22
Can you do that? Going against the starting right tackle.
Sam WarrenGUEST
18:31
Um, you know, kind of that rotational guy that they wanted to work with.
Sam WarrenGUEST
18:34
Um, but then you saw, you know, the emergence of Patrick Johnson, and it, it became clear that he was a guy that can make a difference on special teams and also kind of be that rotational pass rusher.
Sam WarrenGUEST
18:43
Um, so that was, that was the thing for me, is, like, I was surprised, maybe a little bit surprised that they went with, uh, Johnson over Sloan, just because I thought Johnson was a, a more veteran guy that you could maybe sneak by waivers a little bit.
Sam WarrenGUEST
18:56
But ultimately they were able to sneak by Keon and, and get him back on the practice squad.

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