Ogunbowale didn't record an offensive touch or target in Sunday's 24-21 overtime loss to the Giants. Even with David Montgomery (groin) and Jawhar Jordan (quadriceps) injured and inactive, Ogunbowale played just seven offensive snaps behind Woody Marks' 54. Ogunbowale can continue to be ignored in fantasy football
Houston Texans running back Dare Ogunbowale will be the second running back for Houston this week against the Giants, with both David Montgomery (groin) and Jawhar Jordan (quad) ruled out. The veteran has been active in each of the last three games but has only played one snap, without a carry or a catch. While Woody Marks is expected to handle almost all the work in the backfield, the team is confident in Ogunbowale's ability to succeed as well, according to offensive coordinator Nick Caley. Caley said of Ogunbowale, "We have faith whoever's out there, we have faith that we're going to put them in the best position." Barring an injury to Marks, though, Ogunbowale will probably be only involved a little bit in the team's game plan. He is only the RB57 in RotoBaller's Week 7 rankings, so he can be left on the waiver wire in all but the deepest of leagues
The Texans signed running back Dare Ogunbowale off the Raiders’ practice squad on Tuesday, the team announced. Ogunbowale, 32, was with the Texans the previous four seasons. He has appeared in 63 games with Houston, playing 730 offensive snaps and 1,058 on special teams. In his time with the Texans, Ogunbowale has had 91 rushing attempts for 295 yards and three total touchdowns. He has not appeared in a game for the Raiders in 2026. In his career, Ogunbowale has appeared in 114 games with nine starts and has totaled 286 touches for 1,444 yards and seven touchdowns
The Texans signed Ogunbowale off the Raiders' practice squad Tuesday. Ogunbowale signed with the Raiders' practice squad after being trimmed from the team's roster during final cuts. The running back now returns to Houston, where he participated in 129 offensive snaps and 281 special-teams snaps over 17 regular-season games in 2025
The Raiders signed Ogunbowale to the practice squad Monday. Ogunbowale was unable to beat out Dylan Laube for the Raiders' RB3 role behind Ashton Jeanty (ankle) and Mike Washington, prompting Las Vegas to release Ogunbowale on Sunday. The veteran running back will stay with the organization as a member of the practice squad, and he could be elevated to the active roster for Week 1 against the Dolphins on Sunday, Sept. 13 if Jeanty is ruled out
The Raiders have officially set their first 53-man roster under head coach Klint Kubiak. Las Vegas waived quarterback Jacob Clark, defensive tackle Brandon Cleveland, offensive lineman Braeden Daniels, long snapper Tyler Duzansky, tight end Patrick Gurd, defensive end Jahfari Harvey, running back Roman Hemby, offensive tackle Niklas Henning, receiver Shedrick Jackson, offensive tackle Isaiah Jatta, safety Devin Lafayette, defensive tackle Treven Ma’ae, kicker Kansei Matsuzawa, offensive tackle Kamar Missouri, cornerback Caleb Offord, cornerback Devyn Perkins, center Will Putnam, defensive end Cian Slone, linebacker Zavian Sorey Jr., defensive tackle Gary Smith III, cornerback Greedy Vance, offensive tackle Dalton Wagner, and receiver E.J. Williams. The Raiders released receiver Phillip Dorsett, receiver Brandon Johnson, linebacker Buddy Johnson, linebacker Cameron McGrone, tight end Chris Myarick, running back Dare Ogunbowale, tight end Albert Okwuegbunam Jr., linebacker Segun Olubi, and receiver Deven Thompkins. Receiver Chase Roberts has been waived with an injury designation. Finally, defensive end Keyon Crawford and tight end Carter Runyon were both placed on injured reserve. But Runyon has been designated to return, which means he’ll be eligible to play in Week 5
The Raiders have added a veteran running back. Las Vegas announced on Thursday that the club has signed Dare Ogunbowale. Ogunbowale, 32, spent the last four seasons with Houston, mainly playing special teams. In 2025, he also ran it 11 times for 25 yards with a touchdown while catching 10 passes for 76 yards. In all, Ogunbowale has appeared in 114 games with nine starts since entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2017 out of Wisconsin. With an open roster spot, the Raiders did not need to make a corresponding move