A nightmare season for both the Kansas City Chiefs and the host Las Vegas Raiders will conclude on Sunday, offering reprieve to two franchises that had seasons marked by disappointment after entering with high expectations.
The Las Vegas Raiders have started seven different quarterbacks over the past three seasons. That is a recipe for disaster, but also confirms how much Las Vegas has struggled to win games during that time frame, and beyond.
Pete Carroll claims that the Maxx Crosby situation is “settled,” yet his statements expose a recurring issue for the Las Vegas Raiders: a sound decision made to shut things down, but communicated through a confusing and unclear chain of command.
The Las Vegas Raiders have lost 14 of their past 15 games, including the last 10 games in a row. It is hard for a team to lose 10 consecutive games. It is even harder for a team to do so, make changes across the board all offseason, then return for the next season and lose 10 games in a row again.
The Miami Dolphins are signing rookie quarterback Cam Miller off the Las VegasRaiders' practice squad to their active roster. Miller's representatives at JL Sports confirmed the transaction on Thursday.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
The Las Vegas Raiders will head into 2026 on a ten-game losing streak, the most in the NFL. They head into Week 18 with the worst record in the league.
The Las Vegas Raiders will be facing their divisional opponent, the Kansas City Chiefs, for their last game of the 2025 regular season. This has been one of the most disastrous seasons for the Raiders, perhaps ever, given their preseason expectations.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been the worst team in football this season. They consistently get blown out, and even when they don't, it's not like they win in close games.
For a team like the Las Vegas Raiders, the offseason can be a beautiful thing. It's always tough to go nearly 10 months without football, but this franchise and its fans desperately need the break to wash away the stench of this putrid season, regroup, and rebuild this roster.
Week 17 was a matchup that held a lot of significance for the Las Vegas Raiders. A loss was their only chance at the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
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 Las Vegas Raiders' 2025 season comes down to one last contest against a divisional opponent, the Kansas City Chiefs. This game holds a lot of implications for the Raiders' future, both good and bad.
There weren't many positives to be taken away from the Las Vegas Raiders getting blown out by the New York Giants at home, other than them getting a real chance at the first overall pick.
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll just gave the most revealing quote of the season—and it was dressed up as praise. When a head coach says he and the general manager “had to work our way through stuff” and are “way better now than we were at the start,” that is not a victory lap.
Let’s face it: Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby has yet to clearly address the current state of his relationship with the organization. Yes, his passion for the sport hasn’t diminished, but with 2026 approaching, what does his future look like?
It is said that a team with two quarterbacks is a team with no starting quarterback, but the Las Vegas Raiders have always done things their own way. As they near the end of the regular season and are likely to secure the top pick in the NFL Draft, they appear to have the answer at quarterback, finally.
The Las Vegas Raiders have seemingly turned to quarterback Aidan O'Connell during several critical games during his short time in the National Football League.
Regarding the upcoming head coaching cycle, Dan Graziano of ESPN thinks Broncos DC Vance Joseph will draw interest this offseason, while the Dolphins and
The Las Vegas Raiders enter Week 18's matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs with all eyes on the result, as it will solidify which team receives the first pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Nothing has worked out for the Las Vegas Raiders this season. The Raiders were supposed to be a team that had something to show for all the moves they made coming into this season.
While it is essentially certain that the Las Vegas Raiders will likely select No. 1 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft, the identity of that player remains uncertain.
Looking for the epitome of bittersweet? Look no further than the locker housing a pensive Michael Mayer, deep in the bowels of Allegiant Stadium late Sunday afternoon.
The Las Vegas Raiders appear to be inching toward the inevitable with Pete Carroll, and somehow the only surprise left is that Las Vegas is pretending this is still a mystery.
Maxx Crosby may have indirectly addressed his ongoing standoff with the Las Vegas Raiders, who have ruled the star defensive end out for the remainder of the season.
Pete Carroll's team has been one of the most disappointing in the league this season, and matters have been made worse by a late-season feud with their star defender.