For years, the aim of Dana White and the rest of the UFC brass was to ensure that the promotion remains the premier platform for all things mixed martial arts.
For years, the Detroit Lions fan base has been salivating over the idea of getting Michigan native Maxx Crosby back to his home state, but it hasn't happened, and it likely won't ever happen.
The Las Vegas Raiders have orchestrated many groundbreaking moves this offseason, but none as important as the impact they made at a fundraising event.
The Las Vegas Raiders found the future of their franchise when they selected Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. However, there’s no guarantee he starts Week 1.
Bucking one trend could get the Las Vegas Raiders' 2026 season off to a strong start. Since 2021, Las Vegas has faced the Chargers within the first four weeks of the season, with all but one of those games being in Los Angeles.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
The Las Vegas Raiders are finally headed in the right direction as a franchise. Minority owner Tom Brady has helped guide Las Vegas over the past few years.
The Las Vegas Raiders are going to need all the improvement they can get, and playing against the Texans could help a ton. Not only do the Las Vegas Raiders have a tough regular-season schedule, but they will also have a good preseason schedule.
After winning three games in 2023 and four games in 2025, the Las Vegas Raiders enter the 2026 season with no pressure to win a certain number of games.
The Las Vegas Raiders are generating a lot of excitement after selecting quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick in the draft. However, fans will have to wait to see him play in primetime.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had arguably the best offseason of any team in the National Football League. The Raiders have spent the past few months revamping not just their roster but also their coaching staff.
The Las Vegas Raiders added some offensive line help this offseason, but they could still bring in more players to compete for snaps. Much of what new head coach Klint Kubiak wants to do on offense requires strong, fundamentally sound play up front.
One of the most iconic teams, if not the most iconic, in the history of football is the Raiders. The Raiders are global, and everywhere you go, you see the Raiders.
The Raiders did not wait for OTAs to start before reshaping the edges of the roster. Las Vegas signed WR Jonathan Brady on May 4, LB Cameron McGrone on May 11 and DT Benito Jones on May 13.
The opponents have been known for quite some time, but the order’s very important. Thankfully for the Las Vegas Raiders, the team will not need to travel internationally.
The Raiders traded for Taron Johnson in March expecting a cornerstone for their rebuilt secondary. An All-Pro nickel corner, a guy Aaron Rodgers called “one of the best players in the league.” The kind of acquisition that signals a franchise turning a corner.
The Las Vegas Raiders drafted their future quarterback, Fernando Mendoza, with a plan to let him sit back and learn the offense. That is one of the biggest reasons the Silver and Black signed veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins.
The Las Vegas Raiders agreed to trade for slot cornerback Taron Johnson on March 8, 2026. A proven nickel defender, a late-round pick swap from Buffalo, a quiet addition to a secondary that needed bodies.
Since the Las Vegas Raiders moved from Oakland, they have beaten the Kansas City Chiefs just three times. One of those wins was at the end of last season, when they beat an injured Chiefs team 14-12.
The NFL released its 2026 schedule, and somebody in the league office made a statement louder than any press conference. The Las Vegas Raiders, owners of the No.
While many NFL teams frequently redesign their logos, the Las Vegas Raiders have made minimal changes since 1964, demonstrating a commitment to their enduring and effective design.
The Las Vegas Raiders made several aggressive moves this offseason to improve a defense that struggled with consistency in 2025. But one of those additions is already facing uncertainty heading into training camp.
After spending the No. 6 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to select Boise State star running back Ashton Jeanty, the Raiders still finished the 2025 season with the fewest rushing yards in the league.
Vincent Bonsignore reports that Raiders CB Taron Johnson is absent from voluntary offseason workouts for reasons related to his current contract. Bonsignore