Teamer was released by the Raiders last season following an arrest for a DUI. Teamer has played primarily on special teams during his career, and played his college football at Tulane. It’s a return home for Teamer, who will have a chance to compete for a spot on the 53-man roster this offseason.

Teamer, who has played primarily on special teams, was arrested for a DUI prior to Week 12’s contest against the Chiefs. Interim head coach wasted little time in dismissing Teamer for said violation, as Teamer is now free to sign with any team.

Teamer will not play versus the Chiefs later today. He was activated from injured reserve over the weekend. Teamer has played primarily on special teams this year, logging 46 defensive snaps to 105 special teams snaps through six games.

With injuries to Derwin James (ankle) and Adrian Phillips (forearm), Teamer was forced into the starting lineup from Weeks 3 through 8, compiling the entirety of his season-long production. The rookie undrafted safety would finish the year with multiple healthy scratches, likely signaling the organization's feelings regarding Teamer. The 22-year-old is expected to be merely a depth option for the team moving forward.