The Las Vegas Raiders face several important decisions as the offseason begins. The new league year kicks off in a month, and the Raiders must make key decisions about current players while also scouting NFL Draft prospects.
The Las Vegas Raiders have gotten off to a great start to their 2026 offseason. They were rewarded for their abysmal 3-14 finish in the 2025 season with the No.
The Las Vegas Raiders are a team that could blossom into something more next season, but in that same breath, can also end up being disappointing for a second year in a row.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a lot of work to do on the defensive side of the ball. That is the unit that does not have much to show for when it comes to having building blocks for the new regime.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
After the Super Bowl, the attention in Las Vegas has already shifted to the 2026 NFL Draft. This is a franchise searching for identity stability and long-term direction.
The Las Vegas Raiders spent this past weekend getting the coaching staff in order. After they got their new head coach, Klint Kubiak, they needed to bring in a good coaching staff that they believed in and would help them go forward in rebuilding the Silver and Black.
Sixty-five days remain until the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Pa., April 23-25, 2026. After a 3-14 season in 2025, the Las Vegas Raiders hold the No. 1 overall pick as this daily countdown continues through the franchise’s best players by jersey number.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive coordinator Rob Leonard and head coach Klint Kubiak continued to round up the defensive coaching staff. The Raiders promoted Leonard this past week to defensive coordinator, and the Raiders started to add to his side of the ball.
Rob Leonard has been a busy man since the Raiders promoted him to defensive coordinator. Leonard will take over the Raiders' defense starting next season, and he has been busy getting the rest of his defensive coaching staff in order.
Crosby initially became unhappy with those running the Raiders when he was shut down for the remainder of the season against his wishes in late December because of a knee injury.
Von Miller remains one of the most intriguing names on the 2026 free-agent market and projections are linking the two-time Super Bowl champion to the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking to build a winner, and they are doing so by raiding the staff of the reigning Super Bowl champions. Just days after naming Klint Kubiak as the 25th head coach in franchise history, the Raiders are expected to hire Rick Dennison as a key addition to the offensive staff.
This offseason, I took control of the Las Vegas Raiders in GM Mode on StickToTheModel with an aggressive plan: use strong starting cap space, reshape the roster, add premium talent in free agency, and build around a new quarterback through the draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders are facing another offseason filled with uncertainties despite the hiring of coach Klint Kubiak. Arguably, the biggest question is: Will Maxx Crosby remain with the Silver and Black?
The Raiders hired Travis Smith to be their defensive line coach under new head coach Klint Kubiak, per a team announcement. Smith is returning to Las Vegas
Matt Zenitz reports that the Raiders are expected to hire Seahawks run game coordinator and senior offensive advisor Rick Dennison. Dennison is the latest Seattle coach to join Klint Kubiak in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders are likely to start by getting a new quarterback. Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza is widely expected to be the No. 1 pick in the 2026 draft, but the rebuild won’t just be about getting a new quarterback.
Three pillars support the argument for passing on Tyreek Hill: character risk, health/age risk, and “timeline” mismatch. Each concern is real and acceptable if the Las Vegas Raiders treat Hill as a tool in a rebuild rather than a savior.
Raiders' new head coach Klint Kubiak wants to be great at all phases of the football game. Everyone talks about the offense and defense when they are discussing a football team.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced that they’ve officially hired Joe DeCamillis as their special teams coordinator. He was with South Carolina the past two seasons and has three decades of NFL coaching experience, including some overlap with both new Raiders HC Klint Kubiak and his father, longtime NFL coach Gary Kubiak.
The Las Vegas Raiders are set to fix their flawed roster this offseason. The Raiders are in desperate need of veteran wide receivers. They have arguably one of the worst collections of wide receivers in the league.
The Las Vegas Raiders face quite a list of needs to address as the offseason goes on. They need help at just about every position under the sun, besides maybe tight end and running back.