Tommy Eichenberg

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Tkl	Sacks	INT
Career		31	49	—	—
2025		17	36	0.0	0
2024		14	13	0.0	0

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Raiders secured solid depth at linebacker with Tommy Eichenberg's 4-year, $4.4M extension, earning a B- CVI that reflects smart roster building at a reasonable price point. At just $1.1M annually with minimal guaranteed money ($0.3M), Las Vegas is paying appropriately for what projects as a reliable depth piece who can contribute on special teams and spot duty. The contract structure heavily favors the team with such low guaranteed cash, creating minimal financial risk if Eichenberg doesn't develop beyond his current trajectory. While he's not expected to become an every-down starter, the former Ohio State product has shown enough flashes to justify this investment as quality linebacker depth. This deal exemplifies the type of calculated roster move that helps teams maintain competitive depth without breaking the bank — Eichenberg gets security while the Raiders lock up a contributor at below-average starter money for a position where depth is crucial.

Performance Analysis

Tommy Eichenberg's F grade with the Raiders is a disappointing start for a linebacker who was one of the most productive defenders in college football at Ohio State. Eichenberg's tackling and instincts were supposed to translate seamlessly to the NFL, but the early returns haven't matched the billing. His F grade reflects a player who hasn't been able to earn meaningful playing time in Las Vegas' defense. The Raiders' linebacker corps has competition, and Eichenberg has been outperformed by other options. His speed and coverage ability at the NFL level have been questioned, which limits his value in modern defensive schemes. Eichenberg needs a strong offseason to prove his college production wasn't scheme-dependent.