Lettie Redman

Former Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is now 35 years old, so he’s not what he was during his youthful peak when he earned four Pro Bowl nods and three First Team All-Pro selections over five seasons in Detroit.

But Suh is absolutely still an effective player, with six sacks in each of the last two seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and at least seven tackles for loss in three straight campaigns.

The list of potential suitors is naturally fairly narrow for Suh, and any visions of him returning to the Lions were never realistic. He would surely prefer to join a team that has a chance to win a Super Bowl, or at minimum a team that will be relevant in the playoff race this year.

The Cleveland Browns, Las Vegas Raiders and Minnesota Vikings have surfaced off and on as the top suitors for Suh, and in June Suh himself tweeted that joining the Raiders “could be fun.” But things never seemed to get very far with any of those three teams, or any other team for that matter.

So is Suh not fully healthy? Why is he still available as the second week of preseason games goes on?

According to Tashan Reed of The Athletic (subscription required) the Raiders are interested in Suh, but not at his current asking price. Reed went further, pegging Suh’s demands at around $9 million per year.

Overall it seems the Raiders want to see what they have in-house at defensive tackle, as Johnathan Hankins and Bilal Nichols only recently came off the PUP list, and the idea of signing Suh is not completely out the window.

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