SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The Las Vegas Raiders had opportunities to make Sunday’s matchup against the San Francisco 49ers competitive. Instead, turnovers, costly penalties and missed scoring opportunities turned what could have been a close game into another frustrating afternoon.
The Las Vegas Raiders got off to another slow start in Week 9, falling behind early to a San Francisco 49ers team that did not need any help to have a successful day.
The Las Vegas Raiders were on the road again in Week 9, this time against the San Francisco 49ers. The Raiders faced a 49ers team fresh off its bye week.
After a surprising 3-0 start to the season, it seemed that the Las Vegas Raiders may be able to be a sneaky contender for an AFC playoff spot. Six weeks later, though, Las Vegas finds itself a loser in five of its last six games and outside the AFC playoff picture.
The Rob Leonard debate is exposing a bigger problem in Sin City. The Las Vegas Raiders must decide whether they’re truly trying to win now or building for the future.
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The Las Vegas Raiders took Fernando Mendoza with the first pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, but Kirk Cousins isn’t ready to cede power to his young teammate just yet.
The Las Vegas Raiders are shaking up their backfield, but Ashton Jeanty’s struggles may be a symptom of a much bigger problem with Klint Kubiak’s offensive scheme.
The Las Vegas Raiders received encouraging injury news heading into their Week 9 matchup, but one glaring weakness could overshadow their apparent advantage.
The Las Vegas Raiders were written off in August but are knocking on the playoff door in November. The Silver and Black are closer to contending than rebuilding, and the Nov.
The Raiders are 4-4, and bridge quarterback Kirk Cousins is playing well. Las Vegas reportedly wants to keep Cousins at the helm as long as possible, but as No.
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It took some time, but in their Week 8 matchup against the New York Jets, the Las Vegas Raiders got back to playing winning football. It was admittedly a sloppy first half for both teams.
The Las Vegas Raiders are a consistent football team, though not in the way you think. With a 4-4 record, the Raiders have beaten four teams with losing records and lost four with winning or .500 records after eight games.
The Las Vegas Raiders brought in a load of talent on both sides of the ball this offseason. The Raiders' front office left nearly no stone unturned to quickly revamp its roster.
The Las Vegas Raiders' coaching staff enters their Week 9 game against the San Francisco 49ers looking to build on their win over the New York Jets last Sunday.
The Las Vegas Raiders are entering a daunting matchup against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 9. Because the 49ers are a well-oiled machine offensively, with Kyle Shanahan calling plays, Las Vegas will have to match drive for drive.
Richie Incognito has made it clear he does not want the Las Vegas Raiders to trade Maxx Crosby, despite fresh speculation linking the defensive end with the Dallas Cowboys.
The Las Vegas Raiders officially elevated DT Tim Keenan from the practice squad and released WR Phillip Dorsett from the unit. Dorsett, 33, is a former first-round pick by the Colts in the 2015 NFL Draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders need every advantage they can get over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, and they may have the injury advantage after the final injury report.
The Las Vegas Raiders need Ashton Jeanty and the run game to come through on Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers. The Las Vegas Raiders have two good running backs.
Jon Gruden officially left the Las Vegas Raiders in 2021, but he has not moved on from that franchise. As the team sits at a 4-4 record, the former head coach believes he should be at the helm.
Despite the non-stop rumors that have hovered over the Las Vegas Raiders throughout 2026, there has been no real indication since the end of March that they have any interest in parting ways with star pass-rusher Maxx Crosby.
The Raiders’ decision to shut down Maxx Crosby last season, as the team angled for the No. 1 overall pick in this year’s draft, rankled the decorated edge rusher.