The Las Vegas Raiders enter this offseason with a chance not only to reset and rebuild, but also to do so relatively quickly, with the resources to back it up.
HENDERSON, Nev.—Minority owner Tom Brady and General Manager John Spytek have left no stone unturned in their pursuit of the next leaders of the history of the Silver and Black.
The Las Vegas Raiders are knee-deep in their search for their next head coach. As the search enters its third week, Las Vegas' front office is likely to make its decision relatively soon.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders are gathered in Miami, Florida for tonight’s College Football National title game, and to witness the presume number one pick in Fernando Mendoza.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in need of a QB, which is widely recognized. Many fans may prefer a more immediate solution, but relying on the 2026 NFL Draft may not be the ideal way for the Raiders to secure their starting QB.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
A lot of different things are going on with the Las Vegas Raiders right now. Even in the offseason, the Raiders are busy looking to do whatever they can to improve this team for next season.
The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for their next head coach. They are taking their time and making sure they do all their homework on what they are looking for in the next head coach of this organization.
By the time this piece is published, the Las Vegas Raiders will have just concluded a couple of critical interviews for their head coaching search. Minority owner Tom Brady and General Manager John Spytek are leaving no stone unturned this time around.
The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for their next head coach. A few vacancies have been filled, with John Harbaugh on his way to the New York Giants and Kevin Stefanski being hired by the Atlanta Falcons.
The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for their next head coach, and they’ve already decided who to give a second interview to. According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero will interview in person for the Raiders HC job next week in South Florida.
When it comes to a head coach search, the Las Vegas Raiders haven’t gotten it right in over 20 years, considering that’s their last playoff win. They are now looking for an HC candidate who can rebuild this franchise and adapt to the new era of NFL football.
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.
Things are heating up even more now that the first few head coaches have been hired, with John Harbaugh to the New York Giants and Kevin Stefanski to the Atlanta Falcons.
The Las Vegas Raiders are undoubtedly headed in a new direction. One of the main questions will be which players are going with them. Dianna Russini of The Athletic noted a few of the biggest issues facing the Raiders this offseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for a very specific type of head coach this time around. Josh Edwards of CBS Sports recently noted that several teams currently searching for a head coach will hire a coach who is the opposite of the coach they just fired.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in the thick of their head coaching search. They've already interviewed several candidates, including former Cleveland Browns two-time Coach of the Year Kevin Stefanski, Carolina Panthers Defensive Coordinator Ejiro Evero, and Seattle Seahawks Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a tremendous opportunity on their hands to change the landscape of their franchise for the better. It's not every offseason that you contemplate what to do with the first overall pick, but that's where the Raiders find themself in 2026.
The Las Vegas Raiders start the offseason with a relatively blank slate, most notably at head coach. As the Raiders' front office moves through the process, coaches with various levels of experience around the league continue to be added to the list of options to fill its vacant position.
The Las Vegas Raiders have no shortage of options in their search for a new head coach. Assuming John Harbaugh and the New York Giants get a deal done, and assuming Mike Tomlin is still set on taking a year off from football, the Raiders' top options become pretty clear.
If the Las Vegas Raiders select Fernando Mendoza, it is essential to use the remainder of the draft to construct a strong offense. The logical first step is to focus on protecting the future franchise quarterback.
In our latest installment of our writer’s roundtable, let’s see where everyone lands on who should be the next Las Vegas Raiders head coach. Las Vegas does not need another coaching search that feels like entertainment.
The Las Vegas Raiders traded for quarterback Geno Smith last offseason with the belief that he would be able to jump-start this rebuild and lead this franchise back into the postseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders obviously need a major improvement to their underwhelming pass rush from last season. There’s Maxx Crosby, and then there’s an enormous gap; then you have everyone else.