Mark Davis racks up another major honor as the Las Vegas Raiders owner continues to shape Las Vegas sports—while pressure builds to turn recognition into wins.
The Las Vegas Raiders needed major changes to their coaching staff. Last season, the coaching staff struggled in every part of the game, and it was something that could not be fixed no matter what they tried.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers icon and Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive tackle Warren Sapp recently had another run-in with the law. According to WSVN, Warren Sapp recently confronted staff and obstructed operations at Hollywood City Hall in Florida.
The AFC West is one of the best divisions in the National Football League. When it comes to the rivals in this division, they are all great across the board.
Not so long ago, Tyreek Hill was the consensus best or second-best wide receiver in the game. Now, the former Super Bowl champion is facing major questions about his future.
The Las Vegas Raiders addressed a lot of their pressing roster needs through the draft and free agency. The new Raiders regime attacked the offseason aggressively, and that's the only way they can climb out of the slump they've been in for the better part of a decade.
The player-acquisition portion of the offseason is essentially over, and barring any significant trades or signings, the Las Vegas Raiders' main pieces are in place.
Every year, on any team, without fail, an undrafted free agent will find himself on the 53-man roster following a great summer of workouts, training camp, and preseason play.
Of all the NFL teams, the Las Vegas Raiders may have been the biggest winners of the 2026 NFL Draft, exiting the three-day event with 10 selections, including quarterback Fernando Mendoza, whom they selected at No.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
The Las Vegas Raiders drafted Mike Washington Jr. in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft for a reason. And, Ashton Jeanty will benefit from it. The Las Vegas Raiders ended up drafting what could be one of the best running backs in this rookie class.
The Las Vegas Raiders brought in an amazing 2026 NFL Draft class and several very talented undrafted free agents. It’s not often you see a second-year general manager ace an off-season like Las Vegas Raiders GM John Spytek has.
The Las Vegas Raiders have lacked dependable talent amongst their starters and reserves for much of recent memory. This has been a large part of Las Vegas' downfall.
HENDERSON, Nev. — The Raiders’ rebuild this offseason, from the moment they decided to make the move to a new coaching staff, has impressed. Along the way, the Raiders have been building an NFL franchise with the strategy of a master chess player.
The Las Vegas Raiders were not able to sign veteran wide receiver Jauan Jennings, but they should just keep the position group the same. The Las Vegas Raiders are a much-improved team going into 2026, and we haven’t even seen them play a game yet.
The Las Vegas Raiders' front office had plenty of time to do its due diligence on No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza and the rest of its 2026 draft class.
Choosing Fernando Mendoza was never automatic for the Las Vegas Raiders. Especially when they did not have a head coach early in the offseason, when getting things going in the right direction is most important.
The Las Vegas Raiders walked away from the draft as one of the biggest winners in the NFL for the simple reason that this team is in the midst of a multi-year rebuild, and they nailed nearly all of their selections.
The Las Vegas Raiders have one of the most interesting quarterback rooms going into next season. The biggest question is who will be the starter in 2026.
For the past few years, the NFL has been on a hot streak of standout running backs in the NFL Draft. More talent is surging at the position as offenses continue to evolve, finding ways to attack smaller defenses with heavier personnel packages and balanced run games.
The Las Vegas Raiders improved multiple areas of their roster, but the wide receiver corps still leaves a lot to be desired. Earlier this week, ESPN's NFL analyst Aaron Schatz shared his thoughts on each team's biggest need after the NFL draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders are selling hope, and it’s an easy sell. Ashton Jeanty rushed for 975 yards as a rookie in 2025, and now the arithmetic is being done for us: seven more carries at his same 3.66 yards per carry clip, and he clears 1,000.
The Las Vegas Raiders have parted ways with a defensive end who anchored their lineup for 18 starts over the last two seasons. This move is sure to spark discussion among football fans and analysts alike.