Raiders release quarterback

2nd-year quarterback Carter Bradley waived

With training camp starting soon, the Las Vegas Raiders, who have been quiet in recent weeks, began to make transaction again as they announced Monday they have waived quarterback Carter Bradley.

Bradley was signed by the previous Las Vegas regime last year as an undrafted free agent. He spent most of last season the practice squad after being cut after training camp. He was promoted to the 53-man roster in December but he never threw any passes in the regular season.

Bradley, the son of former Las Vegas defensive coordinator Gus Bradley, was with the Raiders all throughput this offseason.

The Raiders now have starter Geno Smith, backup Aidan O’Connell and sixth-round draft pick Cam Miller at quarterback. They also have sixth-round pick Tommy Mellott, but he is expected to be a wide receiver.

Miller has a chance to be kept on the 53-man roster or he could be a candidate to make the practice squad. Las Vegas could also add a quarterback in the coming days and weeks.