Isaiah Pola-Mao, the 25-year-old safety, has secured a two-year extension with the Raiders after an impressive performance last season. From an undrafted rookie to a starting safety, he recorded significant stats including 89 tackles, two forced fumbles, and earning AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors.

Isaiah Pola-Mao played well in relief of Epps and is likely to be retained by the Raiders as a valuable depth piece in the secondary.

Pola-Mao, like Moehrig, benefitted from Alexander's coaching and is now a free agent. His potential departure raises concerns about depth in the Raiders' secondary and the need for the team to find replacements or retain him.

Isaiah Pola-Mao has been recognized for his contributions as a young player on the Raiders' roster, stepping up significantly in the wake of injuries. His consistent performance has caught the attention of head coach Antonio Pierce, who sees potential in Pola-Mao as part of the team's future.

Isaiah Pola-Mao played a pivotal role in the Raiders' victory over the Jaguars, forcing two fumbles and becoming the first defensive back since Charles Woodson to do so in a single game. He has stepped up significantly since replacing injured veteran Marcus Epps, showcasing his understanding of the defense and making a strong case to retain his starting position next season.