Richie Incognito Fantasy Stats

Free-agent offensive guard Richie Incognito announced his retirement from professional football on Friday. "Football has taught me a strong work ethic, a willing to get better every day and a desire to continue growing. It has taught me that while what you get is important, who you become is more important. All of these lessons I'll take with me into the next chapter. Because today, I'm officially retiring from the NFL," Incognito wrote in a statement. The 39-year-old stepped away from football in 2018 but returned to play two seasons with the Raiders. Incognito was originally a third-round pick by the Rams in 2005, and he played in 13 seasons with four different NFL teams while making four Pro Bowl squads.

Las Vegas Raiders left guard Richie Incognito (calf) is not expected to play on Monday night against the Ravens. While addressing the media, head coach Jon Gruden said, "I don't think he's going to play." Gruden also mentioned that he believes there is a "good chance" that Incognito returns in Week 2. The 38-year-old appeared on the field for just 74 snaps through two games last season due to a foot injury. Now, he's battling a calf ailment. John Simpson is expected to fill in for the veteran at left guard. From a fantasy perspective, this certainly does not help Josh Jacobs or Kenyan Drake, both of whom already had concerns due to the general state of the offensive line.

Las Vegas Raiders offensive guard Richie Incognito (undisclosed) could potentially rejoin the team at practice next week, head coach Jon Gruden told the media on Thursday. Incognito has not practiced with the team since sustaining an undisclosed injury in a scrimmage with the LA Rams a couple of weeks ago. The 32-year-old, who signed a one-year deal with the Raiders this offseason, is expected to be a key piece of Vegas' o-line this season. The Raiders no doubt want Incognito game-ready sooner rather than later, especially against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1.

Las Vegas Raiders offensive guard Richie Incognito (undisclosed) had to be evaluated at the end of Thursday's joint practice with the LA Rams. Head coach Jon Gruden didn't update Incognito's post-practice status, although the 27-year-old was spotted walking with a limp when the team left the practice field. A serious injury would definitely deliver a blow to the Raiders, who signed 13-season veteran to a one-year deal in the offseason and expect him to be a key piece of their o-line.

The Las Vegas Raiders re-signed offensive guard Richie Incognito to a one-year deal worth up to $2.62 million, according to a source. The deal includes $1.1 million guaranteed. Incognito was cut last week, but he returns on a lesser deal. After trading All-Pro center Rodney Hudson, right tackle Trent Brown and guard Gabe Jackson, the Raiders decided to hang onto Incognito and Denzelle Good. Incognito had a season-ending ankle injury last year but is back to running and is expected to be ready for the start of the 2021 season. The 37-year-old is entering his 14th NFL season and should remain a key cog on the offensive line next season.

The Oakland Raiders signed offensive guard Richie Incognito to a two-year, $14 million extension on Monday. Incognito, who will be 37 years old next year, will be a "big part" of the team's foundation going forward, according to head coach Jon Gruden. Having Incognito next to Pro Bowl center Rodney Hudson, right guard Gabe Jackson, Pro Bowl right tackle Trent Brown and Kolton Miller is excellent news for running back Josh Jacobs heading into 2020 and beyond. Incognito's five blown blocks on 742 snaps in 2019 was the best rate of any lineman with at least 200 snaps. It's a good story for a player that had been out of football since 2017 due to off-field issues.