The Las Vegas Raiders have a few running backs on the roster, and after signing Dare Ogunbowale, the room is a bit better. The Las Vegas Raiders are trying to find the best 90-men for their roster to fight for 53 spots.
Dare Ogunbowale was among the three running backs who recently took part in a workout with the Raiders. That has produced a contract agreement. Ogunbowale signed with the Raiders on Thursday, per a team announcement.
The Raiders added to their running back room by signing Dare Ogunbowale on Thursday. The former Texan was among a group of four backs Las Vegas had tried out earlier in training camp.
We are inching closer to the start of the 2026 NFL season, with preseason right around the corner, but right now, teams are in the midst of training camp, including the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders were able to add some key pieces to their team during the offseason to improve from the previous season, and now all that is left is to see how they perform on the field.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a fierce battle for starting spots in many areas of their roster. Training camp will be vital in determining what their starting unit will look like next season.
The Raiders have a kicking battle in training camp. Veteran Matt Gay and rookie Kansei Matsuzawa are battling for one job. However, the Raiders could end up keeping both kickers around in 2026.
The Las Vegas Raiders have spent the past few seasons building out their defensive line. Amid instability in the Raiders' front office and coaching staff in recent years, Las Vegas has routinely added defensive linemen, eventually making the unit the team's best position group.
The Raiders had horrendous quarterback play last season, as Geno Smith and Kenny Pickett combined to toss 20 touchdowns and 19 interceptions. Las Vegas ranked 29th in EPA per dropback.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason has been filled with the addition of new players and coaches. Las Vegas' front office recognized the need for a full rebuild and quickly put the wheels in motion to ensure it happens sooner rather than later.
The center position is never considered the most valuable among the five spots along the offensive line. It is always the left or right tackle and is considered the most valuable in positional value discourse online.
The Las Vegas Raiders were without Maxx Crosby as a full participant for some time. But he’s been thriving at training camp. The Las Vegas Raiders nearly traded away their franchise cornerstone player who’s the face of the franchise.
Beyond the buzzwords, Las Vegas Raiders camp is revealing whether the Silver and Black have truly rebuilt their defensive line or if questions still remain.
Jerry Hopkins, a linebacker who wrapped up his professional football career with the Oakland Raiders during the American Football League’s final seasons, has died.
Jeremy Chinn’s recent comments revealed why he believes the Las Vegas Raiders are building a stronger culture in 2026. Chinn’s press conference this week stood out for all the right reasons.
The Las Vegas Raiders believe Jack Bech can take a Year 2 leap. Now it’s time for his words, confidence and potential to show up on the field. Bech spent this week’s press conference in Henderson doing what NFL players do best this time of year: talking about culture, effort and buy-in.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced they signed TE Chris Myarick and waived TE Zack Kuntz and S Tanner Wall in corresponding moves. Kuntz, 26, is a former third-round pick by the Jets in the 2023 NFL Draft out of Old Dominion.
The Las Vegas Raiders are confident in their defensive line depth after some players have been showing out during training camp. The Las Vegas Raiders feel confident about their defensive line depth heading into the 2026 season, and that confidence is showing up on the practice field.
In his podcast, ESPN’s Adam Schefter noted that he would be surprised if Raiders DE Maxx Crosby was traded before the season. Schefter explains that Crosby has been talking about how happy he is to be in Las Vegas and how recommitted to the team he feels after an offseason trade to the Ravens fell through.
Crosby is back with the Las Vegas Raiders, and the new season is just a little over a month away. But, that doesn't mean Crosby is a forever Raider anymore.
The Raiders camp tone sharpened Monday when Klint Kubiak was asked if anything had surprised him through the first stretch of training camp. His answer was blunt enough to become the day’s clearest line.