The Las Vegas Raiders' offense has struggled all season, which has rightfully drawn a lot of attention to the unit. Las Vegas' offense averages the fewest points per game in the National Football League.
The concern over the last few weeks for the Las Vegas Raiders was not about the losses or getting back on the winning side of things. They still have not done anything since Week 6.
The Las Vegas Raiders will face the Denver Broncos for the second time in four weeks. They hope to avoid a repeat of their narrow loss a few weeks ago.
If the Las Vegas Raiders are indeed preparing to part ways with defensive coordinator Patrick Graham, then congratulations to the franchise for somehow finding one more creative way to self-inflict damage.
The Las Vegas Raiders' best unit this season has clearly been the defense. It has not been the season that the Raiders have wanted and expected when it started, but they are still going to fight for wins.
The big topic right now coming out of the Las Vegas Raiders as their disappointing season continues, is the young talent they have on this team. The problem is that the Raiders have not played the young players a lot this season.
The Las Vegas Raiders' losing streak has hit four games, as they will again take the field at Allegiant Stadium looking to end that streak. Sunday will be the Raiders' second consecutive home game, but it will also be one of the few legitimate remaining chances at a win for Las Vegas.
Despite the gloom surrounding the team, there have been bright spots particularly the emergence of young cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly. In the Raiders’ most recent game, Kelly came up with two interceptions, helping keep Las Vegas in contention throughout.
The Las Vegas Raiders' defense has kept the team afloat this season. They will likely need to continue doing so, as it does not appear that the Raiders' offense will figure things out any time soon.
It has been an exhausting week for Las Vegas Raiders fans, and Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans has not even started yet. Throughout the week, fans have seen the Raiders playing the blame game against each other.
LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas Raiders defensive coordinator Patrick Graham had no shortage of praise this week for the Chicago Bears offense. When asked about quarterback Caleb Williams and the overall growth of the unit, Graham highlighted two standout aspects: the physicality of the offensive line and the team’s speed across the field.
Coming into the season, the Las Vegas Raiders had made a lot of different changes to their franchise and team from top to bottom. They wanted to make sure they got the best personnel in the building who could give them the best chance to be successful this season.
The Las Vegas Raiders loaded up on draft picks, trading back multiple times on Day 2 of the NFL Draft. They didn’t make a ton of selections on defense, but cornerback Darien Porter was one of them.
The journey Patrick Graham has gone through this offseason is quite unique. At one point, he appeared to be the favorite to land the then-available Jacksonville Jaguars head coaching job.
After looking into a few outside candidates, the Raiders are in position to maintain the status quo at the defensive coordinator spot. Pete Carroll is set to have continuity on that side of the ball for 2025.
The dust is still settling from the Jaguars’ chaotic leadership changes last week, but new head coach Liam Coen must press along to put together his first staff of assistants.
Three years is all it’s taken for Patrick Graham to carve his name in the history books of the Silver and Black. In 2023, during what was his second year with the Las Vegas Raiders, Graham led Sin City’s defense to a top-15 rank in both least points and least total yardage surrendered.
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking for their head coach, and after they weren't able to land Ben Johnson, the Raiders will now likely look toward Pete Carroll, the former Super Bowl-winning head coach for the Seattle Seahawks, or maybe even Todd Monken, the offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens.
Per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Bengals plan to interview Raiders DC Patrick Graham for their DC vacancy. It’s worth noting Graham is a candidate for the Jaguars HC opening but his contract is up with Las Vegas, allowing him to interview for other DC roles.