Head coach Klint Kubiak will have plenty of decisions to make when crafting his first final roster with the Las Vegas Raiders. One of the biggest is who will be starting at right guard.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders, moments ago, concluded their final practice for the 2026 NFL training camp, and to call this camp consequential could be one of the biggest understatements ever.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport provided an important update regarding Ashton Jeanty’s ankle injury as the regular season approaches. He noted that while the sprain is not severe, there remains a significant possibility that the running back may miss Week 1.
The Las Vegas Raiders' Tuesday practice was their last one before Thursday night's preseason matchup against the San Francisco 49ers. The Raiders have gradually improved with each practice, while working through the ups and downs that come with significant change.
The Las Vegas Raiders have to have a lot of trust in Mike Washington Jr. to take over at starting running back if Ashton Jeanty can’t go. The Las Vegas Raiders find themselves in a predicament nobody wants to be in.
The Raiders have given Fernando Mendoza nine drives across two preseason games, and one problem has stuck out. He is struggling under pressure. According to Warren Sharp, Mendoza has been pressured on 13 of his dropbacks.
The Raiders may have a new starting safety when Week 1 rolls around. Rookie Treydan Stukes has claimed the free safety spot for himself. Over the last two practices Stukes has taken the most snaps with the starting defense, pushing Isaiah Pola-Mao to the second team.
The Las Vegas Raiders have already moved on from one of their late-camp additions, as the team released veteran wide receiver Noah Brown eight days after signing him and before their final preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers.
Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty suffered an injury that seemed to be significant at first, but was later said to be an ankle sprain. Appearing on The Insiders,
Fernando Mendoza got a chance with the Raiders’ starting offense during joint practice with the Texans last week. He then started the preseason game in Houston, though it was with the second-team offense.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been hard at work sorting through installations and much more. Soon, another wave of roster decisions will be made. Below are several Raiders who have helped their roster and depth chart chances throughout the offseason and the team's first two preseason games.
The Las Vegas Raiders' coaching staff decided to sit their starters against the Houston Texans in their second preseason game under head coach Klint Kubiak.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a clear identity this season under head coach Klint Kubiak, and that's to run the football. Through two weeks of preseason action , we have seen the Raiders operate predominantly from under center and prioritize the rushing attack.
The Las Vegas Raiders look dramatically different from the team that took the field a year ago. Klint Kubiak now faces the difficult task of squeezing an increasingly talented group into just 53 spots.
Ashton Jeanty remains atop the Raiders’ unofficial depth chart, but his ankle has become the biggest uncertainty surrounding Las Vegas entering the final week of the preseason.
A Las Vegas Raiders star’s surprising comments could offer a major clue about the team’s quarterback plans and what comes next for Fernando Mendoza. Tyler Linderbaum, the center Las Vegas made the highest-paid interior lineman in NFL history, just gave the clearest outsider’s read yet on Mendoza’s readiness to play quarterback in the NFL.
With the first regular-season game of new head coach Klint Kubiak’s tenure fast approaching, the Las Vegas Raiders are still working on finalizing their roster.
While we’ve still got about a week until the NFL’s roster cutdown deadline, the Raiders have given a veteran WR a head start to find a new squad. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the organization has released wideout Noah Brown.
As the Raiders transition to a 3-4 base defense, there is more emphasis on the interior of the defensive line. But, Las Vegas didn’t add anything significant to that position in free agency or the draft.
Ashton Jeanty’s ankle injury could change the Las Vegas Raiders’ plans, with Kareem Hunt emerging as an intriguing option as the season approaches. Jeanty left Sunday’s practice unable to put weight on his leg after diving for a low throw from Kirk Cousins.
The Las Vegas Raiders will need Mike Washington Jr. big time if Ashton Jeanty is out for any period of time. The Las Vegas Raiders find themselves in an all-too-familiar spot: dealing with drama.