The Las Vegas Raiders are mourning the loss of one of their all-time great defenders. Former linebacker Rod Martin has passed away at the age of 72, the team announced Monday.
In the coming days, the Las Vegas Raiders will have another quarterback in their room who is going to make even more noise than he already has all offseason long.
He'll stay with his family and friends in Florida, as he recently confirmed in an appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show."
There is no doubt that the Las Vegas Raiders are going to take top quarterback prospect Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
How many of the QBs with the most passing yards in a season for every NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
The Las Vegas Raiders lost one of their own on Monday. Rod Martin, a linebacker who helped define the Raiders' identity during their most dominant years, passed away at the age of 72.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
This 7-round Las Vegas Raiders 2026 mock draft includes trades. Plenty of offers came in for the team’s first four picks, but it wasn’t worth passing on the players available at the time.
For months, the Raiders' No. 1 pick has been an open secret.
For a piece published on Monday, Bruce Feldman of The Athletic spoke with an unnamed scouting executive who addressed the Mendoza-versus-Maye comparisons.
One of the worst-kept secrets of the NFL offseason is that the Raiders have reportedly planned for months to make Mendoza the first overall pick of this year's draft on Thursday night.
The Las Vegas Raiders hope the upcoming NFL Draft will be the next step in turning things around in the desert. Las Vegas has struggled for most of the past few seasons, problems that only a complete roster overhaul can fix.
Draft week is officially here. Scouting is finished, big boards are finalized and all that remains is making final predictions before seeing how it all shakes out.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Las Vegas Raiders are set to add, presumably, quarterback Fernando Mendoza and others during the upcoming NFL Draft. Las Vegas is ready to pair a quality haul of draft picks with an already solid set of additions made in free agency this offseason.
3 days remain until the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Pa., April 23-25, 2026. After a 3-14 season in 2025, the Las Vegas Raiders hold the No. 1 overall pick as this daily countdown continues through the franchise’s best players by jersey number.
The NFL Draft will kick off next week, and with it, a new wave of superstars will be waiting to etch their name into NFL history. For the Raiders, it's obvious how the first round will go.
The NFL Draft is just days away as the Las Vegas Raiders make their preparations to presumptively select Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick on Thursday night in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
It's assumed one reason the Raiders aren't moving off the first pick is that this year's draft class may be responsible for just one quarterback who is a true first-round talent.
The Las Vegas Raiders need a wide receiver desperately, but they may have reservations about taking one in the second or third round because of last offseason.
The Raiders have many needs as they head into the 2026 NFL Draft. They only have so many picks to address it all. The Horizontal Big Board helps show where they should prioritize those needs.
The Las Vegas Raiders could push their need for another wide receiver in the 2026 NFL Draft back to this year’s draft, or they could just push it to next offseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders will enter the NFL Draft with 10 picks, and one of them has already been figured out. After drafting quarterback Fernando Mendoza, the Raiders have nine more opportunities to improve their roster.
John Spytek isn’t following the mock draft hype; instead, he is establishing the Las Vegas Raiders’ draft board on his own terms while the rest of the league struggles to catch up.
The argument for the Las Vegas Raiders to trade back in the second round is tidy and logical on its surface. More picks, more shots at instant starters, and more capital to address roster deficiencies.
The Las Vegas Raiders will soon get a better idea of how good or bad their most recent draft class really was. Many around the league are against a team with a bad roster selecting running backs high in the draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders will need a backup running back, or at least another running back added to the roster behind Ashton Jeanty. The Las Vegas Raiders may draft a running back in the 2026 NFL Draft, possibly early on Day 3.
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