The Raiders are experiencing another terrible season. This time under veteran head coach Pete Carroll. Many did not expect to have the season they are in right now.
Once the Las Vegas Raiders and wide receiver Jakobi Meyers were unable to come to an agreement on a contract extension prior to the start of the regular season, it felt like only a matter of time before he was traded away.
As ugly and bad as it has looked for the Las Vegas Raiders this season, heading into Week 15, they have a chance to win in Week 15. The Silver and Black will travel all the way across the country to face off against the Super Bowl Champions, the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Las Vegas Raiders now have the second-best odds to land the number one overall pick after their latest Week 14 loss, according to Tankathon. This means that the Raiders have a clear incentive to lose every game for the rest of the season, to sweeten their chances at landing a generational prospect.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Per SI.com’s Conor Orr, the Raiders offered 49ers DC Robert Saleh a “hefty deal” to be their DC and heir to HC Pete Carroll this past offseason. Orr thinks Saleh might have had his case boosted the best of any upcoming candidates simply by how the Jets have continued to struggle without him.
You wouldn’t think that Las Vegas Raiders fans are concerned about potentially winning a game, but alas, this is where we are at. With Kenny Pickett trending towards taking over for Geno Smith, could something be amiss with the Silver and Black?
This season has forced the Las Vegas Raiders into an uncomfortable position. It has been clear since the season’s early stages that Pete Carroll and Geno Smith were not the right choices to bring the Raiders back to relevance.
The Las Vegas Raiders are set to take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday in what will be arguably the league's best overall roster against arguably the league's worst overall roster.
The Las Vegas Raiders and their fans have had to repeatedly adjust their expectations in the 2025 NFL season. Coming into the year, there was a belief that this team could be dark-horse playoff contenders after the aggressive win-now moves they made in the offseason.
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.
As the Las Vegas Raiders prepare to face the Philadelphia Eagles, it is more than evident that these two teams and organizations could not be further apart at the moment.
Despite battling a knee injury. Las Vegas Raiders star edge rusher Maxx Crosby once again proved why he’s considered one of the toughest players in the NFL.
The Las Vegas Raiders continue to nurse several injuries on both sides of the ball. Las Vegas is already missing a few of its best players and can ill afford to lose any more.
The Las Vegas Raiders are 2-11, and there are few things to be optimistic about over the next four weeks, as they are set to face several of the better teams around the National Football League.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced that they’ve designated OT Kolton Miller to return from injured reserve on Wednesday. This officially opens Miller’s 21-day window to practice before being activated. Miller has been out since Week 4 after scans revealed that he suffered a hairline fracture in his ankle, not just a high ankle sprain.
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith won't practice Wednesday because of a right shoulder injury and is unlikely to start on Sunday against the host Philadelphia Eagles, NFL Network reported.
We all know about the struggles for the Las Vegas Raiders this season but those offensive line woes do make it hard to evaluate prized rookie Ashton Jeanty in his first year.
As the season winds down for the Las Vegas Raiders, things are getting highly intriguing. For one, what’s going to happen with the starting quarterback position?
Since arriving from Seattle, Smith has failed to ignite the offense, with his outings scarred by costly turnovers, indecisive moments and an absence of veteran leadership that the team desperately needs.