Few teams, if any, have had as big an offseason as the Las Vegas Raiders. From essentially a brand-new coaching staff to a roster that has undergone significant but positive turnover in just a few months, the Raiders will be a much different team than they were last season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have showcased improvement throughout the first training camp of the Klint Kubiak era. The difference in performance and execution is dramatically better than it was on the first day of camp.
The Las Vegas Raiders have an argument to be the most improved team in the NFL heading into next season. They addressed the majority of their needs in the preseason, and it finally feels like this franchise is on an upward trajectory.
Klint Kubiak stays guarded about Ashton Jeanty’s injury while offering plenty of praise for Mike Washington’s impressive Las Vegas Raiders camp. Kubiak declined to detail Ashton Jeanty’s injury status at Tuesday’s press conference, offering only a general update.
While we’ll have to wait a couple more weeks for the Las Vegas Raiders, there’s finally meaningful football on television this weekend as the college season kicks off with a handful of games.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders have finished training camp and will host their final preseason game Thursday night against the San Francisco 49ers.
The Raiders invested heavily in the secondary during the 2026 NFL Draft, using four picks on defensive backs. During training camp, rookies Hezekiah Masses and Jermod McCoy have both generated hype and optimism.
In the early weeks of training camp, rookie Malik Benson was a star. He was routinely making highlight plays and worked his way up the depth chart, even challenging Jack Bech for the third wide receiver spot.
According to the NFL transaction wire, the 49ers hosted DE Jah Joyner for a visit on Wednesday. He’s also worked out for the Eagles this month. Joyner, 25, started one year at Minnesota and was a two-time honorable mention All-Big 10 selection.
Maxx Crosby is with the Las Vegas Raiders, and he's a Raider for life, as he's said over and over again. Considering the franchise tried to trade him during the offseason, though, it's really a wide-open possibility that Crosby could get traded again and stick this time.
Las Vegas Raiders are a day away from finishing their first preseason under head coach Klint Kubiak. They are set to make several big decisions within days of the game ending.
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.
One of the primary focuses of the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason was simply to add so much talent that it would be impossible for them not to improve upon where they finished last season.
Several NFL teams will open the season with veterans behind center and younger options waiting nearby. These three backup quarterbacks may not stay on the sideline for long.
According to Jeff Zrebiec, the Ravens appear to have signed LB Michael Barrett to a contract. He was at practice today following his workout with the team yesterday. Barrett, 26, was a seventh-round draft pick by the Panthers out of Michigan back in 2024.
Ashton Jeanty remains the biggest question surrounding the Raiders as they enter the final days before their preseason finale. Image | Source: Dice City Sports Remember Me Lost your password?
The Raiders’ offensive line is almost settled. Four spots are apparently locked down, but right guard is still up for grabs. Jackson Powers-Johnson and Caleb Rogers have been battling for the starting spot.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a much better team coming into 2026 than they did this time last year, and we can already predict what it will look like. The Las Vegas Raiders are ready to wrap up training camp.
Ashton Jeanty is one of the most important players on the Las Vegas Raiders' roster for the 2026 season. Unfortunately, the team could be without its star running back in the short term.
Malik Benson’s mental toughness could give the Las Vegas Raiders rookie an edge as an unsettled wide receiver room battles for roster spots and playing time.
While we’ve still got about a week until the NFL’s roster cutdown deadline, the Raiders have given a veteran WR a head start to find a new squad. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the organization has released wideout Noah Brown.