In a dominant 30-6 home win over the New York Giants on Sunday, the Las Vegas Raiders' rookie class made their presence felt and showcased their potential. As the team gears up to face the New York Jets in Week 10, let's take a closer look at their standout performances.

Defensive tackle Byron Young, the team's third-round pick, was inactive for the game, but the rest of the rookies stepped up to make significant contributions.

First-round pick and seventh overall draft selection, Wilson, had an impressive outing, playing a season-high 51 percent of the snaps. He registered his second sack of the season and recorded a season-high four tackles, demonstrating his progress and impact on the team's defense.

Speaking of impact, the second-round pick and Notre Dame product, Mayer, has become a vital part of the Raiders' offense. Mayer played 88 percent of the snaps against the Giants, following a season-high 91 percent in the previous week's game against the Detroit Lions. Mayer showcased his versatility with two catches for 11 yards and earned praise from interim head coach Antonio Pierce for his toughness and effectiveness as a blocker in the running game.

Wide receiver Tre Tucker had a notable performance, earning the title of the highest-graded rookie wide receiver in Week 9 with an impressive grade of 86.6, according to Pro Football Focus. Tucker was on the field for 47 percent of the snaps, his second-highest of the season. He made a significant impact, catching two passes for 52 yards and adding a four-yard carry. The coaching staff recognizes his speed and potential, and it will be interesting to see how they utilize Tucker's abilities moving forward.

Another rookie who made his presence known was the fourth-round pick from Maryland, who played 41 percent of the defensive snaps and one special teams snap. He seems to have settled into a rotational role, contributing on the field and making his mark as a young defensive talent.

The Raiders' new starting quarterback, the fourth-round pick from Purdue, showed promise in his role. He completed 16 of 25 passes for 209 yards, effectively running the offense and, most importantly, avoiding turnovers. In comparison to earlier in the season, when he committed four turnovers in just over a full game's worth of play, his improvement is evident. If he continues on this trajectory, he could become a strong contender for the starting quarterback position in the future.

The fifth-round pick saw reduced playing time in this game, with 13 special teams plays and no defensive snaps. However, he had been active for the third consecutive game, highlighting his steady involvement with the team.

Meanwhile, the sixth-round pick earned his second straight game appearance due to injuries and played 51 percent of the snaps. With six tackles in each of the past two games, he has proven to be an intriguing player with potential for a more significant role going forward.

Finally, the seventh-round pick had his second appearance of the season, playing 16 defensive snaps and recording one tackle. As the season progresses, there is potential for an increased role for this rookie.

Overall, the performance of the Raiders' rookie class in their Week 9 victory was impressive, with each player contributing in their respective roles. As the team prepares for their upcoming matchup against the New York Jets, it will be exciting to see how these young talents continue to grow and make their mark on the field.