The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for a very specific type of head coach this time around. Josh Edwards of CBS Sports recently noted that several teams currently searching for a head coach will hire a coach who is the opposite of the coach they just fired.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in the thick of their head coaching search. They've already interviewed several candidates, including former Cleveland Browns two-time Coach of the Year Kevin Stefanski, Carolina Panthers Defensive Coordinator Ejiro Evero, and Seattle Seahawks Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a tremendous opportunity on their hands to change the landscape of their franchise for the better. It's not every offseason that you contemplate what to do with the first overall pick, but that's where the Raiders find themself in 2026.
The Las Vegas Raiders roster is among the worst in the NFL. It explains why they have the first overall pick in the upcoming draft class. Their defense has no strengths to rely on, and their offense had a hard time generating anything on the floor or through the air.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
The Las Vegas Raiders will have many options in their coaching search. One, however, has been eliminated. The Raiders' quarterback situation has been shaky since the departure of Derek Carr.
The Las Vegas Raiders are doing the same thing this time of year that they were doing this time last year, and really the year before that. They’ve been doing this whole head coach search thing for a while now, trying to find the perfect one.
The Las Vegas Raiders start the offseason with a relatively blank slate, most notably at head coach. As the Raiders' front office moves through the process, coaches with various levels of experience around the league continue to be added to the list of options to fill its vacant position.
The Las Vegas Raiders have no shortage of options in their search for a new head coach. Assuming John Harbaugh and the New York Giants get a deal done, and assuming Mike Tomlin is still set on taking a year off from football, the Raiders' top options become pretty clear.
If the Las Vegas Raiders select Fernando Mendoza, it is essential to use the remainder of the draft to construct a strong offense. The logical first step is to focus on protecting the future franchise quarterback.
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.
As the Las Vegas Raiders' front office continues to search for its next head coach, it must do a few things differently than it did last offseason. That includes finding a head coach who is more in tune with today's National Football League and finding a head coach who is offensive minded.
The Las Vegas Raiders are hard at work searching for a coach to fill their vacant head coaching position. Finding their next head coach is the most critical task on the Raiders' front office's to-do list.
The Las Vegas Raiders hold the first overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft. That pick is what starts it all and the Raiders have full control of it. A lot is being said about what the Raiders so do with that pick.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in search of their next head coach. The Raiders are going to take their time and evaluate each candidate to see who best lines up with their vision and what they are looking to do in Las Vegas with the franchise just next season, but for many years to come.
The Las Vegas Raiders' head-coaching search is in full swing now. They've already interviewed eight potential candidates: Seattle Seahawks Offensive Coordinator
The Las Vegas Raiders know what they want in their next head coach, and they are going after it. The Raiders hope this offseason is a franchise-altering one, starting with the selection of their next head coach.
The Las Vegas Raiders' head coaching search has now lasted two weeks, as Las Vegas' front office works through a long list of qualified candidates. With the No.
The Las Vegas Raiders are scheduled to interview Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero in-person for their head coaching job next week. This is the
The Las Vegas Raiders have started seven different quarterbacks since the 2023-24 season. The position has singlehandedly led to numerous losses for the Raiders in what is a quarterback-driven league.
The Las Vegas Raiders didn't earn the first overall pick by coincidence. They had one of the worst rosters in the NFL, and that's why they only won three of their games in 2025.
The Las Vegas Raiders traded for quarterback Geno Smith last offseason with the belief that he would be able to jump-start this rebuild and lead this franchise back into the postseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders obviously need a major improvement to their underwhelming pass rush from last season. There’s Maxx Crosby, and then there’s an enormous gap; then you have everyone else.