The Las Vegas Raiders drafted two players in the third round, and there’s already a strong belief that one will be a starter. There’s been some really good work getting done at OTAs for the Las Vegas Raiders.
While Las Vegas Raiders fans are rejoicing Maxx Crosby ended up back home with their team, the Baltimore Ravens might end up regretting their highly-scrutinized decision.
As new head coach Klint Kubiak leads the Las Vegas Raiders in an honest effort to rebuild the culture, Maxx Crosby will play a massive role. But will he be healthy enough to do so?
Somewhere inside the Raiders’ facility, the franchise’s future stopped belonging to one family. Mark Davis, the man who inherited a football dynasty from his father Al, sat across from a seven-time Super Bowl champion and a private equity titan and agreed to something no Davis had ever done before.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
The Las Vegas Raiders were the No. 1 overall pick for a reason. Their offense could not protect the quarterback nor establish a strong run game behind their top-10 overall running back, Ashton Jeanty.
A big question mark heading into next season is whether the Las Vegas Raiders fix their offensive problem. Last season, the Raiders had one of the worst offensive lines in the National Football League.
The Las Vegas Raiders will have to make sure they protect rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza in 2026. Just like every team does, the Las Vegas Raiders dealt with a ton of injuries last season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a revamped offensive line, with new offensive line coach Rick Dennison. Last season, the Las Vegas Raiders had the worst offensive line in the league, both in pass blocking and in rushing.
All of the noise around the Las Vegas Raiders coming into the 2026 season is surrounding rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza. That doesn’t come as a big surprise, as Mendoza is the next big thing at quarterback after winning a Heisman Trophy and a national title in college before being selected No.
The Las Vegas Raiders drafted a great rookie class, and, outside of Fernando Mendoza, it seemed to be headlined by the steal they got in the fourth round The Las Vegas Raiders took a risk in the 2026 NFL Draft that 32 teams were scared to take for three full rounds.
The Las Vegas Raiders have found their quarterback of the future in Fernando Mendoza. Now, they’re focused on building the offense around him. One position the Raiders are clearly lacking in is wide receiver.
Everyone right now is keeping their eyes on first overall pick Fernando Mendoza as he is getting ready for his first season in the NFL. Mendoza will continue to have all eyes on him as we get closer to the 2026 NFL season.
Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, veteran WR Collin Johnson announced he’s retiring from the NFL and enrolling at MIT Sloan in the fall to pursue his MBA. Johnson, 28, is a former fifth-round pick by the Jaguars back in the 2020 NFL Draft out of Texas.
The Las Vegas Raiders, by all accounts, had an impressive 2026 NFL Draft. Just a few weeks ago, the Raiders added their future franchise quarterback and multiple potential starters.
Around the Las Vegas Raiders right now, everything has been about the first overall pick, rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza. Even if you get picked in that spot, everything is going towards you.
We've had a full week to dissect the Las Vegas Raiders' 2026 schedule, which presents several challenges since the slate was officially released last Thursday.
Fixing their offensive line has been one of the most significant goals for the Las Vegas Raiders' front office this offseason. In 2025, the Raiders' offensive line allowed the most sacks in the National Football League.
Whether or not the Raiders could take trade calls regarding Crosby after the Baltimore Ravens backed out of acquiring him earlier this offseason is a topic that has hovered over the Raiders for months.
The dust has settled a bit since Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby took a quick trip to Baltimore. Though several trade rumors have surfaced since then, none have gained purchase, and Crosby appears to be destined to play his 2026 campaign in Las Vegas.
The Raiders did not wait for OTAs to start before reshaping the edges of the roster. Las Vegas signed WR Jonathan Brady on May 4, LB Cameron McGrone on May 11 and DT Benito Jones on May 13.
The opponents have been known for quite some time, but the order’s very important. Thankfully for the Las Vegas Raiders, the team will not need to travel internationally.
While many NFL teams frequently redesign their logos, the Las Vegas Raiders have made minimal changes since 1964, demonstrating a commitment to their enduring and effective design.
The Las Vegas Raiders made several aggressive moves this offseason to improve a defense that struggled with consistency in 2025. But one of those additions is already facing uncertainty heading into training camp.