Las Vegas Raiders Draft Arizona Safety Treydan Stukes, Auburn Edge Keyron Crawford, and Texas A&M Guard Trey Zuhn III to Address Key Needs

Las Vegas added Arizona safety Treydan Stukes, Auburn edge Keyron Crawford and Texas A&M guard Trey Zuhn III with their three picks, addressing needs on defense and the offensive line during Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Raiders traded down from the 36th overall pick to the 38th spot in the second round, sending their original second-round selection and a fourth-round pick (No. 117) to the Houston Texans in exchange for the 38th and 91st overall picks.

With the 38th pick, Las Vegas selected Treydan Stukes, a defensive back from Arizona who played multiple positions in college, including nickel, outside corner and safety. Stukes began his career as a walk-on before earning a scholarship and totaling 38 starts for the Wildcats. He transitioned from outside corner to nickel in his final three seasons, where he saw his most success.

Stukes brings versatility to Raiders secondary

Stukes played multiple spots in Arizona’s secondary last season, logging over 500 snaps at nickel, outside corner and deep safety. In his final season, he did not allow a touchdown in coverage and led the Big 12 in interceptions per game (0.40), earning Third-Team All-American and First Team All-Big 12 honors as a sixth-year senior.

Raiders add pass rush and offensive line help

With the 67th pick, Las Vegas selected Auburn edge rusher Keyron Crawford, addressing a need for pass rush depth. The Raiders then used their acquired 91st pick to take Texas A&M guard Trey Zuhn III, adding interior offensive line talent.

Raiders’ remaining draft capital

After Day 2 selections, the Raiders have six picks remaining on Day 3: fourth-round selections at Nos. 102 and 134, a fifth-round pick at No. 175, and sixth-round picks at Nos. 185 and 208, plus a seventh-round selection at No. 219.