Johnathan Abram Fantasy

Las Vegas Raiders safety Johnathan Abram (shoulder), who tore his rotator cuff in the season opener last year in his rookie season, said he is currently at 90 percent health and benched 185 pounds 10 times during his training session last week. The 27th overall pick last April was looking to be a potential difference-maker in the Raiders secondary last training camp, but his season never got off the ground because of the injury in Week 1 against the Broncos on Monday night. His presence in the secondary in 2020 will go a long way towards the Raiders shoring up their defense in their first season in Las Vegas.

Feb. 3rd • 11:48 PM

The Oakland Raiders selected Mississippi State safety Johnathan Abram with the No. 27 overall pick in the 2019 NFL draft. This is the selection that Oakland gained from the Cowboys when they traded receiver Amari Cooper last season. Abram had some really good seasons in college and welcomes contact in the secondary. He's a very good hitter and blitzer. Abram has very good cover skills and can also play in the nickel package well. He can cover tight ends and slot receivers and won't shy away from making plays around the line of scrimmage. The Raiders need a quarterback in the secondary, and Abram can be that for them.

Apr. 25th • 11:21 PM