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' 2026 season will be determined by the runs they will go on. The Raiders have several tough stretches on their 2026 schedule. They also have opportunities to soften the blow of some of those challenging stretches.
The Las Vegas Raiders have not seen much playoff success recently. Since reaching the Super Bowl in 2003, the Silver and Black have only been to the playoffs twice, losing both times.
When you're the worst team in the NFL, there are pros and cons that come with that distinction. The obvious flaws are that you're one of the laughing stocks of the sport and being mentioned in funny monologues as the butt of the joke.
The Las Vegas Raiders have lost nearly 40 games over the past three seasons. That alone should explain how big a turnaround the Raiders are embarking on.
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 put the cart in front of the horse in last year's draft, selecting Boise State running back with the No. 6 overall pick, despite having a subpar offensive line.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a clear plan for rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza. As much as the Raiders have longed for a competent, long-term answer at quarterback, Las Vegas' front office refuses to rush Mendoza onto the field too early in his career.
The NFL’s Finance Committee officially approved a transaction valuing the Las Vegas Raiders at $11 billion in total consideration, including a 10% flip tax redistributed to the other 31 teams, on an underlying equity valuation of $9.9 billion.
Football games are won and lost along the line of scrimmage. Their lack of attention to their offensive and defensive lines finally caught up with the Las Vegas Raiders over the past two seasons.
The Las Vegas Raiders have made numerous coaching staff and roster changes this offseason with the hopes of improved results on the field in 2026 and beyond.
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.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a really tough schedule, but if they beat a team like the Los Angeles Rams, it could be huge. The Las Vegas Raiders have one game in particular on their new schedule that stands out for a few reasons.
Broncos fifth-round TE Justin Joly said that he’s prepared to play wherever the team asks him to, even on defense. “So, it’s like, ‘If you want to put me in the backfield, do you want to put me anywhere on the field?
The Las Vegas Raiders are about to start OTAs, and the social media team has put out some perfect clips of the QBs. The Las Vegas Raiders released their 2026 schedule video featuring their two new quarterbacks.
The Las Vegas Raiders traded for Taron Johnson this offseason to make him the starting nickel back in 2026. The Las Vegas Raiders have been dealing with a bit of drama as OTAs are set to start up.
One huge thing was missing this past week in the Las Vegas Raiders' schedule release. That was the fact that the National Football League did not give the Silver and Black any primetime games.
Vincent Bonsignore reports that Raiders CB Taron Johnson is absent from voluntary offseason workouts for reasons related to his current contract. Bonsignore
Fans won’t see Fernando Mendoza line up under the primetime NFL lights this season. But fans got to see a softer side of the incoming NFL and Las Vegas Raiders rookie quarterback Saturday.
Raiders DT Brodric Martin officially cleared waivers on Friday and reverted to the team’s injured reserve list. Most players will eventually be waived from injured reserve with a settlement at some point after being waived/injured.
The Las Vegas Raiders unexpectedly became the funniest team of schedule-release week thanks to Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza. The photos worked because they leaned fully into the awkward comedy of the team’s new quarterback room.
The Raiders are entering their sixth season in Las Vegas. The team, formerly based in Oakland, played its last Bay Area game in 2019 and has not returned since.
The Baltimore Ravens backed out of acquiring the star pass-rusher earlier this offseason for reasons related to the meniscus repair he underwent following the 2025 campaign.