The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason has rightfully been focused on filling their vacant head coaching position. However, as the Raiders look to hire their fourth head coach in four seasons, they must also keep an eye on their broken roster, which is set for a massive offseason ahead.
The Las Vegas Raiders have finished the last two seasons averaging the fewest rushing yards per game of any team in the National Football League. Three seasons ago, the Raiders finished the season averaging the third-fewest rushing yards in the league.
Through the front office and coaching instability the Las Vegas Raiders have had over the past five years, they have started to put together an offense that could eventually compete with the high-powered offenses in the AFC West and beyond.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a lot to do this offseason. After having another terrible season and one that many are calling the worst in franchise history, they have hit the reset button and the rebuild button.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
If the Las Vegas Raiders are serious about changing the identity of the offense, you do that by pairing potential No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza with a new stud at wide receiver—luckily this year’s draft can facilitate that.
Might the Las Vegas Raiders consider trading for Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson? It’d certainly be a Mark Davis-type swing. The idea of Jackson
It was another disappointing season for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2025. Nothing that they did or tried to do went their way. They made a lot of changes, but they could not seem to coexist with the things they envisioned, and it got worse by the week.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in search of their next long-time quarterback. They do not want to go to another quarterback who is not going to be here for the long haul.
Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek has the chance to draft not only a franchise quarterback but also a future leader for the defense in this three-round mock draft scenario.
If Fernando Mendoza is the first overall pick, the Las Vegas Raiders need a QB-first head coach to unlock his potential. The question remains: can the duo of general manager John Spytek and minority owner Tom Brady secure the right guy before it’s too late?
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
There have been many teams this offseason to bid farewell to their previous head coaches and look for something new. The Las Vegas Raiders are no exception.
To capitalize on running back Ashton Jeanty’s potential, Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek should prioritize picking up this three-time Pro Bowl center.
The Las Vegas Raiders' season was largely a forgettable one. Almost none of the moves the Raiders' front office made last offseason panned out this season.
Crosby once again became the subject of trade rumors back in December when he made it known he was "not happy" about being shut down before the end of the season because of a lingering knee injury.
An NFL offseason rumor that once would have been unthinkable has gained traction: Lamar Jackson to the Las Vegas Raiders. Industry sources have floated the scenario as a bold prediction, citing unease in Baltimore and the Raiders’ appetite for a transformational move.
The Las Vegas Raiders have one of the many head coaching vacancies around the National Football League. The Raiders' front office has conducted several interviews and follow-up interviews with coaching candidates.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been the posterchild for instability over the past few years. Some would argue that has been the case for even longer than that.
The Las Vegas Raiders are the team that is going to kick off the 2026 NFL Draft in a few months. The Raiders hold the first overall pick, and they are the team that holds the most valuable pick.
It seems that the Las Vegas Raiders are taking their sweet time finding their next head coach. It makes sense why. Last time this franchise rushed through the process, they wound up hiring Pete Carroll without consulting their new general manager, John Spytek.
Tom Brady continues to be an NFL personality unlike no other while serving as both Fox's lead in-game analyst and as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby is the best defensive player in the National Football League. Crosby is all about facing the best, and he is always looking for that challenge in the league.
One bright spot for the Las Vegas Raiders last season was rookie running back Ashton Jeanty. Yes, it was a difficult season for the Silver and Black together, but now that it is the offseason, you look at things that were positive and will help the Raiders moving into the future.
The Las Vegas Raiders have completed a second interview with Panthers DC Ejiro Evero for their head coaching job on Tuesday, according to Adam Schefter.