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  • LV Wide Receiver #19
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    Raiders placed WR DJ Turner (knee) on injured reserve.
    The wideout — not to be confused with the cornerback DJ Turner of the Bengals — likely finishes his age-27 season with a career-high 16/158/1 triple slash line. (The Raiders could technically bring him back for Week 18, we don’t expect them to.) The 2021 UDFA out of Pittsburgh will be a restricted free agent in 2025. It is hard to predict what the Raiders will do with him given the fact that we’re not sure who will sit in the head coach or general manager chair in 2025, but Turner has been a Raider long enough to have played for Jon Gruden.
  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    Raiders WR DJ Turner (knee) left Las Vegas’ Week 13 game against the Chiefs and is questionable to return.
    We’d call him unlikely to return based on his inability to put weight on his knee before coming off between the arms of two members of the Vegas staff. Turner broke a tackle on a short catch for a 25-yard gain on his only target before leaving.
  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    DJ Turner caught 4-of-4 targets for 28 yards and one touchdown and rushed once for four yards in the Raiders’ Week 8 loss to the Chiefs.
    Turner has struggled to both earn and secure targets all year so his four receptions against the Chiefs ended up being a season-high. He is not on the re-draft radar against the Bengals in Week 9.
  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    DJ Turner caught 2-of-6 targets for 13 yards and rushed once for four yards in the Raiders’ Week 7 loss to the Rams.
    Turner’s box score failings are hardly all his own, however, he has yet to prove himself as a NFL starter. He is off the re-draft radar against the Chiefs in Week 8.
  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    DJ Turner caught 2-of-4 targets for 37 yards in a Week 6 loss to the Steelers.
    Turner saw a slight uptick in usage with Davante Adams and Jakobi Meyers sidelined and made a really nice contested catch over Joey Porter Jr. but he also got hit as he was fighting for extra yardage on that play. He left the field with trainers grabbing his back and was not targeted again during the game, so we’ll need to keep an eye on his practice reports in the middle of the week.
  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    DJ Turner rushed one time for 18 yards and a touchdown in the Raiders’ Week 4 win over the Browns.
    Turner has bounced between the Raiders’ practice squad and active roster since signing with the team as a UDFA in 2021. He was put into a slightly larger role this week with Davante Adams out. He was unable to bring in his only target but scored his first career touchdown on an end around in the third quarter. Turner could continue to see part-time usage if Adams remains out for Week 5.
  • Wide Receiver #84
    Raiders signed Keelan Cole off the practice squad.
    The team placed DJ Turner on injured reserve in a corresponding move. Cole signed a one-year deal with the Raiders in the offseason but was released amid final roster cuts. Vegas added him to their practice squad shortly after. He will play a reserve role as a receiver while primarily pitching in on special teams.

  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    Pitt redshirt senior WR DJ Turner will enter the 2021 NFL Draft.
    Players are allowed to retain this year of eligibility thanks to a COVID-related NCAA ruling, which would mean a player like Turner (5'9/205) does not technically have to auto-declare for the draft. Turner does not want to see to hang around in college any longer, though, and will instead make his case as a pro. Turner is likely to be a UDFA, but his speed could be of interest to teams looking to add some juice on the back end of their depth chart. In 2020, Turner snagged 44 passes for 634 yards and three scores.

  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    Pitt redshirt senior WR DJ Turner earned five receptions for 82 yards and a touchdown in Thursday’s 34-20 win over Georgia Tech.
    Turner’s 60-yard burner gave Pitt their first touchdown of the game and their first lead of more than three points. Though nothing fancy, Turner (5'9/205) showed off some ridiculous speed down the right sideline. He got some help from QB Kenny Pickett with a throw placed well in-stride and that was that. Turner was mostly quiet on his other receptions, but when you rip off one like that, you get some leeway for the rest of the game. That score was just Turner’s third of the season.

  • LV Wide Receiver #19
    Pitt redshirt senior WR DJ Turner caught 15 passes for 184 yards and a touchdown in a 47-14 victory over Virginia Tech on Saturday.
    Turner (5'9/206) was nothing short of amazing, as he occupied the high-volume slot role usually filled by Jordan Addison who was unable to suit up. The senior made multiple incredible contested catches and broke tackles with regularity. His finest moment came on a 64-yard touchdown reception that he secured between two defenders and quickly pivoted in the opposite direction, giving him the space needed to reach the end zone. What’s interesting about Turner is he set a career-high in yardage against NC State back on October 3 with 186, but would only catch five passes over his next five games until this 15 reception showing against VT. The senior playmaker’s usage against Clemson this Saturday will once again depend on Jordan Addison’s availability.