Five games into the regular season, the Las Vegas Raiders have already exceeded preseason expectations. They are certainly a better team than last fall, but challenges remain, as shown in their 45-17 loss to the New England Patriots.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in a good position with their rebuild, but to keep winning, they have to get the best out of their players, including at cornerback.
Everyone knows the Raiders’ best skill position player is Brock Bowers. But no one can stop him. Even after undergoing knee surgery just before the start of the season and missing two games, Bowers is on a tear and proving to be the best tight end in the NFL.
Mark Sanchez finally seems to be getting a break from his civil lawsuit against Perry Tole, as both parties are working toward an agreement. Mark Sanchez has agreed in principle to settle a civil lawsuit filed by truck driver Perry Tole.
While Ashton Jeanty wants to keep playing, the Las Vegas Raiders are now in a spot where they need to decide whether that is the best option or not. According to ESPN’s Dan Grazing, the Raiders have internally discussed giving Jeanty a week off to recover from his ankle and foot injuries.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby awaits the league’s decision on his unnecessary roughness penalty against the New England Patriots. On Sunday, the Raiders suffered their second straight defeat, losing to the Patriots 45-17 in front of a hostile crowd at Gillette Stadium.
When Ashton Jeanty dominated college football, he did so with an unusual stance. He stood straight up in the backfield before the snap, akin to Halloween’s Michael Myers.
The Las Vegas Raiders' poor Week 5 performance against the New England Patriots showed nearly every area that still needs to improve. The Raiders were in Boston but looked like a team mentally in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders' productive offseason has left little room for general manager John Spytek and the Raiders' front office to work with ahead of the trade deadline.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders (3-2) host the Buffalo Bills (4-1) on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium, and while the Bills are looking to keep their season rolling, the Raiders are looking to get back on track.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Tom Brady Tuck Rule Game from January 2002 is still spoken about almost 25 years later and the man himself has now opened up to confess. When the New
The Las Vegas Raiders are on yet another streak. After starting the season with three consecutive wins against three bad teams, the Raiders have lost two straight games to two of the league's top teams: the Kansas City Chiefs and the New England Patriots.
The Raiders have a beat-up running back. But Ashton Jeanty is expected to play on Sunday after logging a full practice on Wednesday. Jeanty suffered an ankle injury in training camp, but was ready to go for Week 1 of the regular season and hasn’t missed a game.
The Las Vegas Raiders won’t be sitting Ashton Jeanty this week, and Klint Kubiak made it clear that Jeanty will play against the Buffalo Bills. The Las Vegas Raiders haven’t been healthy, especially some of their better players.
The Las Vegas Raiders desperately need help at wide receiver, and A to Z Sports’ newest trade simulator has some great suggestions. The Las Vegas Raiders have a clear roster problem.
Ashton Jeanty is struggling. He is averaging 3.3 yards per carry while playing through injuries. But the Raiders are not going to sit their running back. Jeanty suffered an ankle injury in training camp, but he returned for the start of the regular season and hasn’t missed a game.
First-year Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak sat veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins to give No. 1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza some playing time late in the club's 45-17 loss at the New England Patriots this past Sunday.
LAS VEGAS — A document prepared during the Las Vegas Raiders’ most recent head-coaching search has placed the organization in the middle of Brian Flores’ ongoing discrimination lawsuit against the NFL.
Dylan Laube is earning Klint Kubiak’s trust, but the Las Vegas Raiders’ struggling run game raises a bigger question: Is it time for the young back to get more opportunities?
After a narrow loss to the Chiefs in Week 4, the Raiders were on the losing end of a 45-17 result in Foxborough. The Patriots loss concluded with the visitors giving Fernando Mendoza his first NFL reps, and discussions about when to make the transition to the No.
The Las Vegas Raiders made key moves in free agency to change their fortunes in 2026. So far, the results have been hard to ignore for all the wrong reasons.