The Las Vegas Raiders have parted ways with a defensive end who anchored their lineup for 18 starts over the last two seasons. This move is sure to spark discussion among football fans and analysts alike.
The Raiders grabbed who those running the organization hope will prove to be a long-term franchise quarterback when they made Mendoza the first overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft.
If you had to compile a winners list of the 2026 NFL offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders would certainly fall in that category, as they have assembled a quietly competitive roster and coaching staff over the last few months.
Often, a sign of a strong roster is moving on from talented players for various reasons. After years of struggling to find dependable players on both sides of the ball, the Las Vegas Raiders suddenly found themselves in that position.
The Las Vegas Raiders are moving right along. As the calendar turns to May, the Raiders can finally put the NFL Draft behind them and begin the next step of their offseason plans.
The Las Vegas Raiders drafted one heck of a rookie class in the 2026 NFL Draft, and they are all very confident. The Las Vegas Raiders drafted four secondary players with their ten total picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders may want to add some bodies to their wide receiver room, or they may be just fine with how it is now. I wrote an article before the 2026 NFL Draft, saying the Las Vegas Raiders could end up delaying their need for a wide receiver until the sixth or seventh round.
Fernando Mendoza is already setting the tone for the Las Vegas Raiders—now the question is whether the rest of the locker room can keep up. Forget the highlight reel and forget the Heisman.
In a flurry of moves following their second day of rookie minicamp, the Raiders released veteran defensive end Charles Snowden. Along with Snowden, the team waived offensive guards McClendon Curtis and Layden Robinson and recently signed undrafted free agent tight end Matt Lauter out of Boise State.
The Las Vegas Raiders just freed up more playing time for rookie defensive end/edge rusher Keyron Crawford. The Las Vegas Raiders surprised many people in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders' front office has made move after move this offseason, adding talent at various levels on both sides of the ball. Many of the roster moves they made tie into other moves, showing just how thoroughly Las Vegas' front office has identified its problems.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
The Las Vegas Raiders have started their rookie minicamp off in a good way, but something can’t go unsaid about what was seen. The Las Vegas Raiders have a delicate situation on their hands with cornerback Jermod McCoy, so why are we seeing him do what he did at rookie minicamp on Saturday?
The Las Vegas Raiders' roster rebuild started with a strong free agency and was followed by the addition of an insightful haul in the NFL Draft. Las Vegas added multiple players who will have the chance to climb the depth chart.
The Las Vegas Raiders are doing whatever they can to improve their team, and are even signing CFL players. The Las Vegas Raiders have aced this offseason, but of course, they have to translate all that into success for it to really matter.
Yes, Fernando Mendoza was the first overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft. But for him, that does not mean he could just come into the NFL and automatically get respect and be a leader right away.
As the 2026 draft rolled along, one of the biggest storylines became cornerback Jermod McCoy ’s continued slide down the board. That was not a surprising development; an obvious first-round talent, predraft reports indicated McCoy’s stock could be undermined by the long-term prognosis for his medically-repaired knee.
Last season, the Las Vegas Raiders' front office saw firsthand just how bad things can get when a roster lacks talent. The National Football League is filled with the best players; talent and depth disparities are extremely noticeable.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced eight roster moves late on Sunday, including waiving OLB Charles Snowden. Las Vegas also waived G McClendon Curtis, TE Matt Lauter and G Layden Robinson.
We already know which teams the Las Vegas Raiders will play next year. Later this month, we will find out when those games will be scheduled. They will have nine home games and eight road games in the 2026 season under the 17-game schedule.
The 2026 NFL Draft was an incredible success for the Las Vegas Raiders, who exited the event with multiple players who could make an immediate impact next season.
The Las Vegas Raiders finally built perennial Pro Bowler Maxx Crosby a real defense—and now there are zero excuses left for Las Vegas. For years, the Las Vegas Raiders ran one of the most predictable defensive game plans in the NFL.
HENDERSON, Nev. — The Las Vegas Raiders continue to finalize their draft class. The team announced Thursday that it has signed fourth-round pick Mike Washington Jr., selected No.