The Las Vegas Raiders are moving swiftly to find the right candidates for Klint Kubiak's coaching staff. The Raiders have plenty of work to do. However, at this point in the offseason, few of those things are more critical than finding and adding the right coaches to help Kubiak turn things around in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a new head coach, but he walks into a situation where his current team ranks near the bottom of the league in several critical categories.
The Las Vegas Raiders have already taken the first step towards building out head coach Klint Kubiak's new coaching staff. The Raiders wanted a first-time head coach that could grow with the roster they are about to take the next steps in rebuilding.
When asked about players for the Broncos to target in free agency, Nick Kosmider of The Athletic writes that Jets RB Breece Hall has been “generating buzz”
HENDERSON, Nev.—The National Football League has turned the page to the 2026 season, and already a myriad of issues have risen to the forefront. Three distinct issues have come to the forefront in the National Football League and are essential to address.
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The Las Vegas Raiders' recent issues with their star players have been about their on-field struggles. Yet it is not hard to see other factors at play.
The Seahawks could not block offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak from taking the Raiders’ head coaching job, but they are attempting to keep some of his assistants in Seattle.
Chiefs CB Nazeeh Johnson is set to be an unrestricted free agent, but is confident that the organization knows his value and will bring him back. “I think (Chiefs) are going to bring me back,” Johnson said, via ChiefsWire.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Seahawks blocked the Raiders’ request to interview run-game specialist and assistant OL coach Justin Outten for their run-game
The Las Vegas Raiders have not had many surities over the past few seasons. Las Vegas has been the league's poster child for inconsistency across the board.
The Las Vegas Raiders are off to a running start in their search for coaches to fill out Klint Kubiak's coaching staff. The Raiders have gotten going quickly after announcing Kubiak as their next head coach just a few days ago.
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.
The Raiders have requested and received permission to interview Rams assistant head coach/pass-game coordinator Aubrey Pleasant for their defensive coordinator job, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Raiders are interviewing Rams defensive pass game coordinator/assistant HC Aubrey Pleasant for their DC role under new HC Klint Kubiak.
Following the Las Vegas Raiders’ decision to shut down star defensive end Maxx Crosby due to injury, it was well publicized that he was not happy with the decision.
Rumors have been swirling about whether Raiders DE Maxx Crosby wants to remain in Las Vegas, but new HC Klint Kubiak was clear about their desire to retain him. NFL insider Jordan Schultz went on SiriusXM NFL Radio and spoke on the Crosby situation.
The fact that star pass-rusher Crosby has not strongly shot down reports claiming he wants to leave the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason has many believing that he has already requested a trade or will do so before the new league year opens on March 11.
Crosby's name has been tangled up in trade rumors since the end of the regular season. The star pass-rusher refuses to engage in that conversation, but sometimes, silence speaks volumes.
There are certain sports organizations who's history is strong enough to last generations. Regardless of whatever happens, those teams will always be among the most respected in their respective sports.
The Las Vegas Raiders were one of the worst teams in the NFL last season, and that goes beyond just their record. They were consistently getting blown out by their opposition, had arguably one of the worst quarterbacks in the league, and a head coach who didn't add anything to their team.
The Las Vegas Raiders are entering the offseason with a wealth of optimism. A new head coach, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, and the second-most cap space in the league make for a great foundation for a rebuilding team. That last point underscores a few more considerations for how the Raiders can approach the offseason.
During a recent NBC Sports Boston appearance, NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated offered an update on Crosby's mindset after the 28-year-old was left unhappy over being shut down by the Raiders for the remainder of the season in late December because of a knee injury.
The Silver and Black hired more than just a trendy name. The Las Vegas Raiders are placing their trust in a proven offensive strategist who has a comprehensive understanding of what works in today’s NFL, and they plan to build it quickly and correctly.