Raiders cut linebacker Smith after his latest brush with law

The Oakland Raiders released linebacker

Aldon Smith after his latest run-in with the law.

The Raiders retained Smith’s contractual rights even as he spent the past two seasons on the NFL’S suspended list. But the team cut ties one day after San Francisco police said authorities were searching for Smith, 28, in connection with a domestic violence allegation.

Police said an arrest warrant was obtained for Smith stemming from allegations that Smith assaulted a woman Saturday.

NFL draft: Washington defensive tackle Vita Vea, projected as a top-10 pick, couldn’t complete his combine workouts because of a hamstring injury and isn’t sure if he will be ready for the Huskies’ pro day.

Steelers: Pittsburgh is expected to use its franchise tag on running back Le’veon Bell, 26, for the second straight season, meaning he will receive $14.544 million in 2018, NFL Network reported.

Eagles: Philadelphia is telling teams interested in obtaining quarterback Nick Foles that it is seeking more than a first- and a fourthround draft pick, ESPN reported.

Cowboys: Dallas plans to use its franchise tag on defensive end Demarcus Lawrence, 25, meaning he will be paid $17.5 million in 2018, ESPN reported.

Falcons: Kicker Matt Bryant, 42, Atlanta’s all-time leading scorer, agreed to a three-year extension worth up to $12 million.

Colts: Four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Antonio Cromartie, 33, an 11-year veteran who played for four teams, announced his retirement.

Cardinals: Former running back Chris

Wells, 29, said he is getting treatment for a brain injury he believes was caused by football.

Jets: New York released defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson, 28, two years into his five-year, $86 million extension.