The Las Vegas Raiders have made their fair share of mistakes. Some have been bigger mistakes than others. Last offseason was filled with mistakes that compounded mistakes made by previous regimes.
The Las Vegas Raiders have traded back into the first round, acquiring a new defensive core in our latest three-round mock draft. We believe this is one of our better ideas; you might as well check out our previous ideas.
The Las Vegas Raiders are already wheeling and dealing this offseason, and they are just getting started. In what should be a major offseason for Las Vegas, its front office has hit the ground running after naming Klint Kubiak its head coach.
Las Vegas Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby is handling the trade talk the same way he handles everything else. He is not panicking but he’s not making big promises just to calm people down, either.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
All legitimate options for improving the Las Vegas Raiders' roster must be considered this offseason, even if they sound like long shots. The Raiders are reportedly planning to add a fullback and/or a tight end who can also play fullback.
The Las Vegas Raiders have gotten started with what will be a long list of changes. Below are just some of the players who have the chance to improve their value under some of the early changes Las Vegas has already announced.
The Las Vegas Raiders have not yet decided what to do with quarterback Geno Smith, but there will be a line for his services if they do move on from him.
The Las Vegas Raiders need to add significant talent on both sides of the ball this offseason. Las Vegas enters the NFL Draft with 10 picks and enough talent available in the draft to make progress on their roster.
Barring a shocking turn of events, the Raiders will take Mendoza with the first pick in the 2026 draft. Nevertheless, that doesn't mean Mendoza will start right away.
The Las Vegas Raiders are one of the teams on the rise, as it goes with most teams that hold the number one overall pick in any given draft class. They are a team that's banking on the future, as opposed to focusing on how their team looks right now.
Fifty-three days remain until the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Pa., April 23-25, 2026. After a 3-14 season in 2025, the Las Vegas Raiders hold the No.
Every NFL team changes from season to season, but the Las Vegas Raiders have been a franchise without consistency over the past several seasons. Their quarterback and head coach positions have been a merry-go-round of veterans and exciting prospects who never worked out.
Resurfaced footage from 2023 captures Sean Strickland landing a punch that left Maxx Crosby with a bloodied nose during a friendly sparring session. The clip has recently re-emerged on social media, showing the Las Vegas Raiders defensive end exchanging strikes with the former UFC champion.
The Raiders’ offense will look much different in 2026 compared to this past season, but running back Ashton Jeanty will of course still have a major role to play.
The Las Vegas Raiders will be one of the most active teams in the NFL Draft, as they are loaded with 10 picks and could potentially add more. The Raiders sheer number of picks make them a team that could pace the respective draft and free agent markets, as they rebuild their roster.
Previously a Raiders assistant from 2012-21, Nick Holz is returning to the team to work for rookie head coach Klint Kubiak. Holz will serve as the Raiders’ offensive pass-game coordinator, the club announced.
Things continue to move and change quickly for the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders' most significant change that came about at the combine was the fact that they will be moving to a 3-4 base defense, from a 4-3 under former defensive coordinator Patrick Graham.
Nick Holz is back in Silver and Black. After spending the past two seasons as offensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans, Holz has rejoined the Raiders as offensive pass game coordinator, the team announced Friday.
The Las Vegas Raiders are shedding light on how involved NFL legend Tom Brady will be in football decisions within the organization as the team navigates a period of transition.
The Raiders are being graded like a first-class destination away from Sundays. In the NFL Players Association’s 2026 team report cards, the Raiders finished 6th overall, with players giving Las Vegas top marks across most facility and player-support categories, per results obtained by ESPN.
There’s been a lot of speculation about whether the Raiders will trade star edge rusher Maxx Crosby this offseason. When speaking to reporters, Las Vegas’
Is there a bright future for the Dark Side? It’s an honest question as the Las Vegas Raiders enter another reset. The Raiders are rebuilding their roster—again.
During a Thursday appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show," insider Tom Pelissero of NFL Network suggested that Crosby could have a new football home sooner than some have expected.