The Las Vegas Raiders' front office almost left no stone unturned as they tried to upgrade their roster this offseason. Las Vegas finished the 2025 season in desperate need of talent across the board, and they wasted no time in addressing those needs.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had one of the most interesting offseasons of any team in the National Football League by far. Las Vegas' coaching staff and roster moves will rightfully be what this offseason is remembered for, but their early-offseason saga is sure to still have an impact.
Although the Las Vegas Raiders have been universally viewed as a rebuilding team heading into the 2026 NFL season, their moves throughout the offseason say otherwise, according to the front office.
The Las Vegas Raiders went through a revamp of their coaching staff for the second consecutive season. Only this time, the emphasis is on growth and development.
How many of the players to hold an NFL franchise single-season record for rushing touchdowns can you name in five minutes?
Las Vegas Raiders rookie Fernando Mendoza’s reported Madden 27 is shocking, to say the least. Fernando Mendoza entered the 2026 NFL Draft as one of the most highly regarded football prospects in the world.
NFL teams annually make moves late in the summer, but rosters are mostly set after free agency and the draft. Here are the players who benefited from this year's offseason carousel.
The Las Vegas Raiders‘ UDFA ledger isn’t just about overlooked talent. It exposes a deeper organizational rift that shaped years of roster decisions. The numbers tell a story that goes beyond wasted signing bonuses.
She’s Got Time is a lifestyle and media company for women in sports and related fields. It was founded by WNBA legend Swin Cash. The company launches its fourth annual Women in Sports Summit today at Wynn Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders will have high expectations for the 2026 season. Las Vegas made some major investments this offseason, rebuilding their quarterback room and adding talent all over the roster.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders woke up today just over two weeks, 15 days, from the start of training camp, and emotions are running hot for a team anxious to show their fan base they haven't arrived, but they have turned the corner organizationally.
The Las Vegas Raiders were the worst team in the league last season. That doesn’t mean the future isn’t bright, though. Many of their recent draftees look like long-term stars, including Brock Bowers and Ashton Jeanty.
It has been evident since the end of the 2025 season that the Las Vegas Raiders were determined to make significant progress this offseason. It has become even more apparent that Las Vegas' front office has a plan to make that happen as soon as possible, following many disappointing seasons.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The Las Vegas Raiders made no shortage of moves this offseason to help improve a bad roster. Las Vegas' combined seven wins in the past two seasons were enough for general manager John Spytek and the Raiders' front office to make wholesale changes to the Raiders' coaching staff and roster.
The Las Vegas Raiders made a handful of moves this offseason, which will make them a better team next season. The most impactful of them was bringing in Klint Kubiak to help them offensively, as they ranked among the worst offenses in the league last season.
It has happened again: Raider Nation is optimistic about next season of Las Vegas Raiders football. Yet the 2027 NFL Draft is shaping up to be a loaded one, and no team plans to be underwhelming.
The Los Angeles Rams raised the stakes in the NFC West. Now the Seattle Seahawks have a chance to respond by pursuing Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby.
Las Vegas Raiders legend Marcus Allen shares a candid take on the future of rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
Training camp is just around the corner for the Las Vegas Raiders, a signal that football is just as close. We're weeks away from the first preseason game of the year for the NFL Hall of Fame game, but the anticipation is only building for the Raiders' most critical season in recent memory.
The Las Vegas Raiders are ready to see what their franchise rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza can do, and Derek Carr approves. Former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr offered a genuine endorsement of the franchise’s new No.
The Las Vegas Raiders and edge-rusher Maxx Crosby are heading into the 2026-27 season together, but the idea of Crosby getting traded to another NFL franchise, even before September, isn't outrageous.
Two seasons removed from last playing in the NFL, Derek Carr is still receiving interest from teams. What would it take to lure him back?
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis has often been the target of criticism throughout his tenure. But one issue has consistently separated him from many of his NFL counterparts: player safety.
The San Francisco 49ers were the subject of one of the NFL's bigger QB debates last season when Brock Purdy was injured and Mac Jones stepped in. What does it mean for this season?
The Las Vegas Raiders and edge rusher Maxx Crosby are back together again, but he's still one of the most talked-about trade candidates in the NFL.
The Las Vegas Raiders finished among the lowest-ranked teams in the NFL last season. They secured the first overall draft pick. Fans are optimistic that this year’s quarterback selection will yield better results than the previous first overall pick in franchise history.
Coaches and other members of the football community suggested that arm-length concerns made Bain a difficult prospect to trust as it pertains to achieving success at the highest level.
The Raiders decided to trade Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens earlier in the offseason, but the deal was a no-go after Crosby failed his physical.
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