The Las Vegas Raiders are coming off one of the worst seasons in franchise history. A lot of things did not go the way the Raiders envisioned last season, and now they are looking to move forward and rebuild for next season and for the future.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had their share of wild occurrences lately. From Christian Wilkins to Chandler Jones, the Raiders know a thing or two about complex matters with star players.
The Las Vegas Raiders once again lost out to another team for a head coach candidate because they don’t have a quarterback, and an elite one at that. This has happened for years during these head coach searches, most notably last offseason, when Ben Johnson took the Chicago Bears job over Caleb Williams in Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders' coaching search is nearing the end of its third week. It is fair to wonder why the Raiders have not hired a head coach yet, as several teams around the league have already done.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
Ninety days remain until the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Pa., scheduled for April 23-25, 2026. After a 3-14 season in 2025, the Las Vegas Raiders hold the No.
The Las Vegas Raiders' future will be heavily influenced by how they handle this offseason. A new head coach, a new quarterback, a new culture entirely.
It was close down the stretch, but the Las Vegas Raiders were able to land the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. There's no mystery as to what's going to happen there.
During a recent chat with Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, Brady discussed how he has balanced his Raiders role and his Fox job leading up to this coming Sunday's NFC Championship Game.
The Las Vegas Raiders are taking their time going through a long list of candidates for their vacant head coaching position, and rightfully so. Las Vegas has continued to pick incorrectly for arguably the most critical position on any football team, they cannot afford to do so again this time.
John Spytek was hired before Pete Carroll, who has since been fired. This year’s Raiders HC search — their fourth in the past five offseasons — will be the GM’s first with true involvement.
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 are at a true crossroads this offseason. The team must find a new head coach and is armed with the first pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Even with the Las Vegas Raiders still in search of their next head coach, that is not stopping them from looking at players they could take with the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Win, lose or draw, there is rarely a dull moment with the Las Vegas Raiders. Las Vegas fired Pete Carroll the day after the team's regular season finale win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason has rightfully been focused on filling their vacant head coaching position. However, as the Raiders look to hire their fourth head coach in four seasons, they must also keep an eye on their broken roster, which is set for a massive offseason ahead.
The Las Vegas Raiders have finished the last two seasons averaging the fewest rushing yards per game of any team in the National Football League. Three seasons ago, the Raiders finished the season averaging the third-fewest rushing yards in the league.
Through the front office and coaching instability the Las Vegas Raiders have had over the past five years, they have started to put together an offense that could eventually compete with the high-powered offenses in the AFC West and beyond.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a lot to do this offseason. After having another terrible season and one that many are calling the worst in franchise history, they have hit the reset button and the rebuild button.
If the Las Vegas Raiders are serious about changing the identity of the offense, you do that by pairing potential No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza with a new stud at wide receiver—luckily this year’s draft can facilitate that.
Might the Las Vegas Raiders consider trading for Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson? It’d certainly be a Mark Davis-type swing. The idea of Jackson
If Fernando Mendoza is the first overall pick, the Las Vegas Raiders need a QB-first head coach to unlock his potential. The question remains: can the duo of general manager John Spytek and minority owner Tom Brady secure the right guy before it’s too late?
To capitalize on running back Ashton Jeanty’s potential, Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek should prioritize picking up this three-time Pro Bowl center.
Crosby once again became the subject of trade rumors back in December when he made it known he was "not happy" about being shut down before the end of the season because of a lingering knee injury.
An NFL offseason rumor that once would have been unthinkable has gained traction: Lamar Jackson to the Las Vegas Raiders. Industry sources have floated the scenario as a bold prediction, citing unease in Baltimore and the Raiders’ appetite for a transformational move.