Ever wonder who the man with the eye patch on the Las Vegas Raiders logo is? Here’s the fascinating history behind one of the NFL’s most iconic emblems.
The Las Vegas Raiders drafted Fernando Mendoza to become the future, not to satisfy the impatience of the present. Somewhere between the practice fields at Intermountain Healthcare Performance Center and the sports-talk chatter that follows every promising rookie quarterback, a dangerous idea has taken hold.
Despite persistent trade speculation that many have described as “absolutely exhausting,” there are no credible indications that the Las Vegas Raiders or standout edge rusher Maxx Crosby intend to part ways during the NFL’s current offseason lull.
The Las Vegas Raiders rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza won Best College Athlete in Men’s Sports. The Las Vegas Raiders selected Fernando Mendoza with the 1st overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, and the former Indiana quarterback is already collecting hardware before training camp begins.
NFL teams annually make moves late in the summer, but rosters are mostly set after free agency and the draft. Here are the players who benefited from this year's offseason carousel.
The Las Vegas Raiders face a massive decision regarding their future. Fernando Mendoza is the clear choice for the long haul, but the timeline for his debut remains a huge question mark.
The Las Vegas Raiders will enter training camp with a new quarterback plan, a significant addition to the offensive line, and several tough roster decisions ahead.
The Las Vegas Raiders are gearing up for training camp, and there are plenty of storylines to flesh out ahead of the 2026 NFL season. The biggest of them is their quarterback positional battle, but there are plenty of things that need to be solidified across various position groups.
Training camp is just around the corner for the Las Vegas Raiders. Fans are anxious with excitement and nervousness as a new era of the franchise is set to kick off soon.
It has been non-stop news surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason, with the team entering the 2026 season with a completely new image and culture.
The Las Vegas Raiders will begin training camp soon, and fans are excited about year one under Klint Kubiak. The front office has done a good job beginning the rebuild in Las Vegas, tearing the foundation down to the studs and putting together new pieces that they hope will make them contenders in the future.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have the greatest quarterback of all time as one of their owners in Tom Brady and a rookie stud in Fernando Mendoza. The Las Vegas Raiders finally have their quarterback, and the former QB in the front office, Tom Brady, is obviously very excited.
The Las Vegas Raiders want to be strong in the trenches in 2026, especially on the defensive side of the ball. We have seen from the last two Super Bowl champions that dominating the line of scrimmage is the key to a successful team, and Klint Kubiak knows that better than anybody.
The Las Vegas Raiders literally just drafted quarterback Fernando Mendoza, and he's seen as the future for this team. So why would the Raiders trade Mendoza.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders, in 11 days, will kick off the most highly anticipated training camp in my seven years as a beat writer covering this team, and the excitement and legitimate hope are tangible.
The Las Vegas Raiders have an opportunity to sign former Denver Broncos edge rusher Von Miller, and that would be amazing. Von Miller is a free agent after playing 17 games with the Washington Commanders last season, and the Las Vegas Raiders could be a fit for the future Hall of Famer.
Crosby is back in Sin City and fully expected to be a Raider at the start of the season, though that doesn't mean other teams won't try to pry him away at some point in the campaign.
The Las Vegas Raiders made the decision to go all in on the defense in free agency, and signing Quay Walker was a huge move. The Las Vegas Raiders decided to spend big in free agency, but that decision also had a focal point on the defensive side of the ball.
The Las Vegas Raiders' plans for this offseason were largely focused on adding much-needed talent on both sides of the ball. Arguably, more of that improvement focused on the offensive side of the ball than the defensive side.
There seems to be no doubt that Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers will get plenty of targets in 2026. Some think he will do well with the attention.
Raiders football is almost back, and fans will get five chances to see Klint Kubiak’s first training camp up close. The team announced Monday that it will host five open practices during 2026 training camp, including four at Intermountain Health Performance Center and one at Allegiant Stadium.
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