Las Vegas Raiders News

The Las Vegas Raidersgo as Maxx as Crosby goes. From the very first week of the season, through the season finale against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Raiders were ravaged by injuries this season.

It is debatable how good a situation the Las Vegas Raiders have for potential players and coaches. After finishing 3-14 and securing the top pick in the NFL Draft, the Raiders enter the offseason with significantly more questions than answers after taking a step backwards this season.

The Las Vegas Raiders will make the biggest draft decision in the Las Vegas ERA in the 2026 NFL Draft. The Raiders have the first overall pick, and this could send the franchise in the right direction, or it could be another wasted pick for a team that has not gotten it right.

There is little doubt where the Las Vegas Raiders currently stand, after finishing the regular season at 3-14. Thomas Valentine of Pro Football Focus recently ranked every team in the National Football League heading into the offseason.

Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.

The Las Vegas Raiders used the No. 6 overall pick in last season's NFL Draft on a running back but failed to provide him with an adequate or even competent offensive line during his rookie season.

The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for “alignment.” Former Baltimore Ravens head coach <a href="/nfl/players/john_harbaugh/126239">John Harbaugh</a> brings it—but he also brings a decision the franchise can’t afford to get wrong (again).

The Las Vegas Raiders have a lot of decisions to make this offseason. They relieved <a href="/nfl/players/pete_carroll/126313">Pete Carroll</a> at the end of the regular season, following his 2-15 finish in his first and only year at the helm.

Todd McShay just gave the Las Vegas Raiders an intriguing pick in his latest mock. Well, at least one that goes against the current grain. But what does it mean for the rebuild in Sin City?

The Las Vegas Raiders are in another head coaching search this offseason. This will be the second straight offseason that the Silver and Black will be looking for a new head coach.

Former Miami Dolphins head coach <a href="/nfl/players/brian_flores/587909">Brian Flores</a> should be on the Las Vegas Raiders’ short list for head coach. Here’s why his defensive track record, leadership style, and no-nonsense approach fit Las Vegas’ reset.

For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.

The Las Vegas Raiders are in the process of overhauling their coaching staff after moving on from <a href="/nfl/players/pete_carroll/126313">Pete Carroll</a>.  A lot went wrong in Carroll’s first and only season leading the Silver and Black, especially on the offensive side of the ball.

The Las Vegas Raiders are embarking on a new chapter in their head coaching search after firing <a href="/nfl/players/pete_carroll/126313">Pete Carroll</a> following a 3-14 season in 2025, the worst record in the NFL.

It will be an exciting offseason for the Las Vegas Raiders, who are back in the market for a head coach. Las Vegas on flush with cash and the No. 1 draft pick.

The Las Vegas Raiders' most critical decision early in the offseason is which coach to hire to lead their team forward. Las Vegas has a laundry list of critical issues they must solve sooner rather than later.

HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders have turned the page on the nightmare that was the 225 NFL season, and when <a href="/nfl/players/john_spytek/927474">John Spytek</a> stepped to the microphone on Monday, the page was officially turned.

Darren Waller did not deliver a recruiting pitch so much as a reminder: <a href="/nfl/players/jon_gruden/126211">Jon Gruden</a> still has believers among Las Vegas Raiders fans, and not just in the comment sections.

<a href="/college_football/players/fernando_mendoza/899941">Fernando Mendoza</a>’s name keeps landing in the same place across the draft internet: the Las Vegas Raiders. Mock after mock—from national boards to team-specific projections—connects the quarterback to the Raiders as the simplest line to draw this far out.

Raiders EDGE <a href="/nfl/players/maxx_crosby/423631">Maxx Crosby</a> underwent Meniscus surgery on Wednesday and is starting the rehabilitation process, according to <a href="/nfl/players/ian_rapoport/680036">Ian Rapoport</a>. Crosby was shut down the final two games of the season because of the nagging injury.

The Las Vegas Raiders enter the offseason largely in the driver's seat. They own the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft. Las Vegas has reason to be excited about the possibilities moving forward.

It doesn't take much to get Chris Russo going. And on Wednesday, the "Mad Dog" unleashed on one of the NFL's greatest players for his role in the Las Vegas Raiders' decisions.

ESPN details the turmoil of <a href="/nfl/players/pete_carroll/126313">Pete Carroll</a>’s lone Las Vegas Raiders season, from staff optics to offensive confusion and player-led meetings as losses piled up.