A summer of change has led a new-look Las Vegas Raiders team to the doorstep of a new season. Head coach Klint Kubiak is set to kick off his tenure in a home matchup against the Miami Dolphins.
The Las Vegas Raiders face their season opener, and they hope to kick off the 2026 season with a win. This is one of the few matchups where the Raiders should be favored to win all of this season.
The Raiders may have been handed a gift. Las Vegas has one of the worst wide receiver rooms in the NFL, but Darius Slayton is suddenly a free agent. On Monday, the Giants released Slayton, who was owed $13 million, to save $3 million in cap space.
The Las Vegas Raiders' coaching staff recently completed arguably their most critical week of work since being assembled. Las Vegas' staff trimmed its roster to 53 players.
Can you name the last time every NFL team selected a signal-caller in the first round of the NFL Draft?
The Las Vegas Raiders enter a rebuilding season that could be full of surprises. This is a unique team with an exciting first-year head coach, Klint Kubiak, paired with enough weapons, two quarterbacks, and a defense with only a few standouts who could make a difference in 2026.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
The Las Vegas Raiders are no strangers to injuries. Although every team suffers its share of injuries over a long season, few teams have suffered as many injuries as Las Vegas has in the past two seasons, in both the number and significance of the players injured.
There are plenty of big games on the Week 1 schedule, but these three catch attention for a different reason.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced they signed DT Tim Keenan II and TE Patrick Gurd to their practice squad on Monday. To make room, they released DT Gary
Kirk Cousins is officially QB1 for the Las Vegas Raiders, while Fernando Mendoza waits in the wings. But how long will the veteran keep the rookie off the field?
SI projects the Las Vegas Raiders to select Texas offensive tackle Trevor Goosby at No. 5 in 2027, potentially giving Fernando Mendoza a major upgrade up front.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a player everyone wants in Maxx Crosby, and he keeps being connected to the Dallas Cowboys. Las Vegas Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby will probably continue to be linked to teams like the Dallas Cowboys until he is actually traded.
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 and Miami Dolphins will kick off their regular season at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday at 1:25 pm Pacific on FOX. Both teams have new coaches and a bevy of young talent to manage this season, as the two franchises are facing rebuilding years.
The AFC West is no longer four teams guessing at a pecking order. It’s a division with a clear hierarchy, and this year’s power rankings prove it. From a Las Vegas Raiders team still climbing out of the basement to a Denver Broncos squad daring anyone to knock them off, here’s how the West shakes out with kickoff just days away.
Mike Washington Jr. was supposed to be a fourth-round project. Instead, the rookie is forcing the Las Vegas Raiders to rethink just how much of their backfield he deserves.
The Las Vegas Raiders aren’t just carrying three quarterbacks—they’re keeping the competition alive. Kirk Cousins may have the job, but Aidan O’Connell and Fernando Mendoza have plenty of reason to keep pushing.
Depth used to be the Las Vegas Raiders‘ problem. Now it’s their plan. The best teams in the NFL have not only quality starters but also quality backups.
Last season Jaxon Smith-Njigba exploded in Klint Kubiak’s offense and led the NFL with 1,793 receiving yards. Now with Kubiak in Las Vegas, Brock Bowers could have a monster season. Kubiak took over for just one season in Seattle.
The Raiders have drafted a running back in consecutive seasons, with Ashton Jeanty in 2025 and Mike Washington in 2026. But the voice asking for each running
The Las Vegas Raiders terminated the contract of undrafted rookie wide receiver Chase Roberts on Thursday, ending a brief tenure that never produced a regular-season snap.
Maxx Crosby and the Dallas Cowboys just can't get away from each other. Even though Crosby is with the Las Vegas Raiders for now and the Cowboys are forging ahead with their own edge rusher unit, the idea of Crosby going to Dallas just never gets old.
Eyebrows were raised when Todd Archer of ESPN reported on Thursday night that the Dallas Cowboys had reworked the deals for veteran defensive tackle Kenny Clark, cornerback DaRon Bland and tight end Jake Ferguson "to give the Cowboys flexibility as the 2026 season begins or allow the club to carry over any unused space to 2027."
LAS VEGAS — The Fernando Mendoza era will have to wait. Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak announced Wednesday that veteran Kirk Cousins will start at quarterback when the Raiders open the 2026 regular season against the Miami Dolphins on Sept.
LAS VEGAS — Allegiant Stadium is preparing for its next major transformation. The Las Vegas Stadium Authority unanimously approved the use of up to $75 million from the Waterfall Residual Fund on Wednesday toward a proposed $158 million renovation project that would dramatically overhaul the North Entry of the home of the Las Vegas Raiders.
He was expected to be a pass-rusher who could add depth to the Raiders roster.
During the offseason, there was talk that the Bears were interested in trading for the elite edge-rusher.
Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty is recovering from a right ankle sprain, but don't rule out the possibility he plays Week 1.
On Wednesday, the Las Vegas Raiders officially named Kirk Cousins their starting quarterback for their season opener. And while some are questioning the decision, it makes sense to go with the veteran at the beginning of the season.
Las Vegas Raiders second-year running back Ashton Jeanty is healing quickly from a sprained right ankle, but the team remains noncommittal about his Week 1 status.
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