Miller was the Raiders’ first-round pick in 2018 and has started 107 games over seven seasons for the team. He is set to enter the final year of his current contract in 2025, making $12.25 million. Though he is not technically holding out yet since the offseason program is voluntary, Fowler notes Miller is seeking an extension. He finished last season with an 80.6 PFF grade, No. 14 among offensive tackles. Miller has been the Raiders’ franchise left tackle for seven years now and both sides will certainly discuss an extension as training camp nears.

Miller injured his ankle in the first half of the Raiders’ Week 9 game against the Bengals. He limped off the field and Andrus Peat came into the game to replace him. The Raiders listed Miller as questionable to return.

The Raiders had multiple lineman listed on the injury report Wednesday, starting with Miller, who was listed as a non-participant due to knee and shoulder injuries. OT Thayer Munford (knee/ankle) was a full participant while OG Dylan Parham (foot) was a non-participant.

Per Fowlers, Miller may only be active as an emergency tackle. He has missed three games because of the shoulder issue and “might need another week for full healing.” Thayer Munford will take his spot in the lineup once again.