The aimless Las Vegas Raiders are 0-3. The teams that have beaten them are winless in their other six games, losing by an average of 16.2 points. Head coach Josh McDaniels has reiterated that Las Vegas must "learn how to win." Considering the team made the playoffs last year with a less talented roster, this is not encouraging.
The Las Vegas Raiders were expected to have one of the NFL's top offenses. Through the first two weeks of the season, however, it's proven to be anything but.
History says 77.8% of 0-2 teams fail to end with a winning record, and since Seattle and Houston did it in 2018, no team has made the playoffs after a two-loss start.
Las Vegas led 20-0 at halftime.
According to Bryant Horn of Pro Football Focus, Carr's play takes a sharp decline when faced with pressure, something he endured consistently during Week 1.
In Sunday's 24-19 loss to the Chargers, Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs quietly ran for a 57 yards on only 10 carries. In total, he played on 60 percent of the team's offensive snaps, a figure that should increase for the Raiders to unlock the offense's potential.
The sophomore rose to the occasion making plays everywhere and anywhere all over the field.
Dedicating nearly half a billion dollars to six players was a decision that the Raiders made to win now.
All-Pro wideout Davante Adams, who did not play in the preseason, could make a big splash in his Raiders debut against the favored Chargers. Los Angeles star cornerback J.C.
This Raiders defense isn't the typical bottom-feeder of the team's past. It has versatility, stardom and experience.
Like recent New England Patriots offenses, head coach Josh McDaniels' Raiders will go with a "running-back-by-committee" approach.
What to watch for in Saturday's preseason matchup.
Here are five key takeaway's from Sunday's matinee.
The Pro Bowler posted a QBR of 52.4 alongside his 23 touchdowns, 68.4% completion rate, and career-high 4,804 yards passing.
Raider Nation, here are five points of emphasis to follow during the game against the Minnesota Vikings.
White stood out in the Hall of Fame Game, and with Josh Jacobs' contract situation up the air beyond 2022, he could carve out a big role for the Raiders.
With a Week 2 matchup against the Vikings looming, here are five things to pay attention to during this week of practice.
With a new head coach and plenty of roster battles, the Raiders got off to a nice start in the preseason.
With a new coach, a new star WR and a defense looking to improve, there's plenty to watch in the Raiders' preseason kickoff.
Headlining the bunch, stars Davante Adams and Chandler Jones make their debuts in the Silver and Black.
Bolton joins the Raiders after playing with the Lions in 2021.
Moehrig, recently honored as a flex to NFl.com's Nick Shook's All-Under-25 Team, demonstrated promise throughout the roller-coaster 2021 Raiders season.
Adams hasn't played a down for the Raiders yet, but his jersey is among the most popular in the league.
Qi suited up for the Houston Rockets in 2017 but didn't pan out. Honored as the best player for China's national team in FIBA qualifiers, the international big looks to revisit the world's most competitive league.