One of the best moments in Las Vegas for the Raiders since moving to the desert was against their AFC West division rival, the Los Angeles Chargers. The Raiders were playing the Chargers in the last week of the regular season in the 2021 season.
There is a new feeling in Las Vegas this offseason. One that they have not had in a long time. That feeling of believing they can have a successful upcoming season.
The Las Vegas Raiders are getting ready for training camp, which will begin later this month. The Raiders will hold their training camp this year at their facilities in Henderson, Nevada.
For some unknown reason, the Washington Commanders and star wide receiver Terry McLaurin are not seeing eye to eye regarding an extension with McLaurin entering the final year of his contract.
It’s interesting that Tom Brady has both downplayed his role with the Las Vegas Raiders while also influencing their decision to avoid Sam Darnold. Now, maybe he’s bringing in new fans.
The legendary Raiders owner Al Davis died in 2011, having moved his franchise from Oakland to Los Angeles and back, but he didn't live to see his team in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby will look to come back stronger next season. Crosby was great for the Raiders once again last season, but was limited because of injuries.
It is always an uphill battle when the Las Vegas Raiders face Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. However, the Raiders are still the last team to beat the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, as Kansas City did not lose a home game last season.
No other position on the Las Vegas Raiders' roster was as impacted by free agency as their group of linebackers. After replacing Robert Spillane and Divine Deablo with Elandon Roberts and Devin White, Raiders Linebackers Coach John Glenn explained his thoughts on the unit.
The Las Vegas Raiders finished last season with one of the worst turnover differentials in the National Football League. They enter the upcoming season with questions still remaining around their defense as a whole, especially their defensive backfield.
The Las Vegas Raiders had a fruitful NFL Draft and a productive offseason altogether. The Raiders hope to build upon that success as training camp approaches.
The Las Vegas Raiders’ running back room was largely a disaster during the team’s ’24 campaign. Zamir White, who headed into the year as Sin City’s premier back, struggled greatly throughout the year.
The Las Vegas Raiders have many questions that remain on both sides of the ball. However, their defensive backfield is undoubtedly the most significant question mark the team has heading into the upcoming season.
The Las Vegas Raiders added several players this offseason who are highly motivated to prove themselves. This was a critical factor in the Raiders' roster makeup this offseason.
Could he really play for Raiders again? This will be a conversation in the future. It’s very likely former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs will attempt a comeback after a prison term.
The Las Vegas Raiders' history is rich with triumphs and multiple Super Bowl wins. The Silver and Black's standard was created decades ago. It was built upon many years of success.
There were several reasons the Las Vegas Raiders struggled last season, primarily injuries. The Raiders were ravaged by injuries on both sides of the ball, impacting their ability to field a competitive football team for much of the season.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in a favorable cap situation entering the 2025 season. While they are in the top 10 in most dead cap, the Raiders are not financially hamstrung.
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One of the mysteries surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders’ offseason has been the health of defensive tackle Christian Wilkins. Wilkins was one of the big prizes of the 2024 offseason, and then-general manager Tom Telesco locked down the defensive lineman on a four-year, $110 million contract.
The Las Vegas Raiders are not the only team undergoing a serious makeover this offseason. On the other side of the country, the New York Jets are splitting from the wildly disappointing Aaron Rodgers era and hoping to reverse their fortunes.
On Sunday, the Las Vegas Raiders remembered a legend who died on June 11th, giving a special tribute to a fan that is usually reserved for former players.
Some good news for Las Vegas Raiders fans is that stalwart left tackle Kolton Miller is ready to pick up where he left off from late last season. Reflecting on last year, Miller’s challenges raised concerns among some members of Raider Nation.
Pro Football Focus recently did a “re-draft” of the 2014 class, which would see the Las Vegas Raiders pairing a Fresno State duo. In the past, Derek Carr and Davante Adams were a formidable collegiate duo.
It is difficult to figure out who counts as the most underrated player for the Las Vegas Raiders this season. Brock Bowers figures to get plenty of recognition after a stellar rookie season, and many Raiders fans are expecting big things from quarterback Geno Smith and running back Ashton Jeanty in their first seasons with the Raiders.