The Las Vegas Raiders need as much talent as possible on both sides of the ball this offseason. Their roster is in dire need of talent. Las Vegas' offense gets most of the focus, but its defense needs to be revamped even more so than its offense, which says a lot in itself.
The neon lights of the Las Vegas Strip have always symbolized reinvention. The Raiders are hoping that spirit carries into a pivotal 2026 offseason. After a disastrous 2025 campaign, the franchise finds itself trying to define its future.
The Las Vegas Raiders made one of the most shocking moves of the NFL offseason when they traded star pass rusher Maxx Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens for a massive draft package that reportedly includes multiple first-round picks.
The Las Vegas Raiders executed a shocking trade that steals a top defender before he was set to hit free agency. On Sunday night, the Raiders traded for All-Pro defensive back Taron Johnson, ushing in a massive move for the Klint Kubiak era.
The Las Vegas Raiders are hoping to turn one team’s garbage into on-field gold. The Raiders have reportedly acquired cornerback Taron Johnson from the Buffalo Bills, who were planning to release him before Las Vegas approached them with a deal.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Well, the good news for the Las Vegas Raiders is that after the Maxx Crosby trade, they’re the only NFL team with over $100 million in effective cap space.
The Las Vegas Raiders are all in on their rebuild, much of which will happen this offseason. A team trading its best player always sends a message. Especially when that team has been losing more than winning lately.
On Wednesday, March 11, we will see the Las Vegas Raiders start to build the new era of this team. New head coach Klint Kubiak and general manager John Spytek will have around $120 million in cap space to use for free agency, but need to leave about $25-$30 million for the incoming draft class.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a plan for rebuilding their roster. They have already begun making moves to make room for the moves they are about to make. Entering his second season as the Raiders' general manager, John Spytek is primed to leave his mark on the Raiders and their roster.
When it comes to the No. 14 overall pick that they just received, like every other team in every other league, the Las Vegas Raiders must decide whether or not to select the best player available or a player that fits one of the many roster needs that they have heading into the offseason.
After weeks of fielding offers from interested teams, the Las Vegas Raiders made the difficult decision to trade Maxx Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for two first-round picks, including the No.
The Las Vegas Raiders fielded no shortage of interest in Maxx Crosby before trading him to the Baltimore Ravens. One contending team, however, never had much of a shot at him.
If past history is any example, the Maxx Crosby trade likely will not end well for the Raiders. Las Vegas has flipped stars before, and the return has too often landed as a promise instead of a payoff.
Fernando Mendoza once explained why he deliberately avoided having a girlfriend while chasing his NFL dream. The quarterback, who is now likely headed toward the league with the Las Vegas Raiders, made the comments in an older clip that recently resurfaced online.
When the new league year begins next week, Maxx Crosby will be trading in his silver and black for purple and black after the Las Vegas Raiders agreed to trade him to the Baltimore Ravens for two first-round draft picks.
Last offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders brought in the tandem of head coach Pete Carroll and quarterback Geno Smith with hopes of getting back into playoff contention.
Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek admitting during the recent NFL scouting combine that he hadn't spoken with Smith since the end of the 2025 season indicated that Smith had no real future with the organization. There's now no question that is the case.
Kolton Miller is the definition of a reliable presence, but this recent two-round mock draft indicates how the Las Vegas Raiders might strategize for the future at left tackle.