After missing the past two weeks for personal reasons, Raiders TE Michael Mayer officially lands on the Non-football illness list

The Raiders will be without tight end Michael Mayer for at least four more games. The second-year player from Notre Dame, who has missed the past two games for personal reasons, was placed on the non-football injury list Friday.

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Michael Mayer was placed on the non-football illness list Friday. He has missed the past two games because of personal reasons.

On Friday, ESPN's Field Yates reported that Mayer has now been placed on the reserve/non-illness list. Being placed on this list is similar to the IR, but it doesn't have to do with a physical injury. In the same way players sent to the IR are forced to miss four weeks, Mayer will be forced to miss four weeks with this designation.

The Las Vegas Raiders have placed tight end Michael Mayer on the Non-Football Injured list due to a personal issue, the team announced Friday. Mayer had already missed the Raiders’ last two games due to personal reasons.

NFL fans are praying for Las Vegas Raiders tight end Michael Mayer after concerning personal life news emerged. Per The Athletic’s Vic Tafur, Michael Mayer will miss the Raiders’ next four games after being placed on the reserve/non-football illness list with a personal matter.

The Las Vegas Raiders have officially made a roster move involving tight end Michael Mayer. Mayer has been away from the team for the last two weeks due to a "personal matter" and has now been placed on the reserve/non-football illness list because of it.