With camp and preseason wrapped, the Raiders have made the cuts necessary to create the initial 53-man roster.

"The shared vision of how we want to play on both sides of the ball, that vision is really the vision of your head coach," General Manager Tom Telesco said Tuesday afternoon. "That's what you're building the team around is his vision of how he wants to play offense and defense. You can't do that overnight, it takes time, but there were already a lot of players here when I arrived that fit his vision.

"We're going to continue to add to that this year and throughout the year. ... Having a vision is great; we need to see it executed on the field. That's the goal for Week 1."

Take a look below at how this Raiders roster was compiled.

Drafted by Raiders (25):

The entirety of the Raiders' 2024 draft class has made it onto the active roster, with the exception of safety Trey Taylor, who was placed on the reserve/injured list. Additionally, every member of the 2023 draft class has also returned to the roster.

Kolton Miller, entering his seventh year in the league, is the Raiders' longest-tenured draft pick.

Acquired through trade (1):

Acquired via waivers (1):

Acquired as free agents (19):

Seven of the Raiders' 2024 free agent signings made the roster – including WR Tyreik McAllister, who signed a reserve/future contract with the team last January. The receiver showed out in the preseason finale last Saturday with an 81-yard punt return touchdown, as well as 56 receiving yards on two receptions.

The Silver and Black's longest tenured player who came in as a free agent is All-Pro kicker Daniel Carlson, a 2018 acquisition.

Signed as undrafted free agents (7):

Two rookie UDFAs earned their way onto this year's initial roster – LB Amari Gainer out of North Carolina and WR Ramel Keyton out of Tennessee. This is the first time since 2022 that a UDFA has been on the initial 53-man.