Shedrick Jackson

Career StatsD

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		8	4	56	1
2025		5	4	56	1
2024		3	4	21	0
2023		3

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Raiders secured exceptional value by locking up Shedrick Jackson at just $1.0M AAV over two years, earning an A- CVI that reflects one of the better depth signings in recent memory. While Jackson profiles as a rotational player rather than a primary target, his production tier far exceeds what you'd typically expect from a sub-million dollar receiver investment — this is the type of contract that allows teams to allocate premium resources elsewhere while maintaining legitimate depth. At this salary level, Jackson doesn't need to be anything more than a reliable third or fourth option who can step up when injuries hit, making the deal virtually risk-free for Las Vegas. The two-year structure gives the Raiders flexibility while providing Jackson security, and if he exceeds expectations in their system, this contract could look like highway robbery by year two. Smart teams win with these under-the-radar signings, and the Raiders just added a contributor who can help stretch their receiver room without breaking the bank.

Performance Analysis

Shedrick Jackson's D grade with the Raiders reflects a receiver who has provided some depth without being a featured contributor. Jackson has shown enough hands and route-running ability to stay on an NFL roster, but the separation and explosive play ability aren't at the level needed to earn a significant target share. His D grade captures a player who is serviceable in a limited role but not dynamic enough to move the needle. Las Vegas' receiver room has competition, and Jackson is on the lower end of the hierarchy. His best attribute is his reliability when targeted — he catches what's thrown his way. But that alone isn't enough to be more than a WR5 in the modern NFL.