The Las Vegas Raiders' outlook on the season doesn't get any brighter in Week 13. On one hand, they were able to fire Chip Kelly after his horrendous start, and their offense may get a boost from him out the door.
LAS VEGAS — If Pete Carroll’s latest presser proved anything, it’s that the Las Vegas Raiders have mastered the art of saying a lot without saying much at all.
It's safe to say that the 2025 season for the Las Vegas Raiders has not gone as planned. All of their off-season additions have amounted to nothing and may even be hurting the team in some areas.
If optimism is the opiate of NFL fan bases, then this latest notion that the Las Vegas Raiders are suddenly an “attractive destination” for a young head coach might be Las Vegas’ strongest controlled substance yet.
How many of the 46 quarterbacks in NFL history to throw both three touchdowns and three interceptions in multiple games in the Super Bowl Era can you name in six minutes?
Things have really plummeted for the Las Vegas Raiders—Raider Nation wonders if head coach Pete Carroll can even develop a quarterback at this point. You then have a new but old offensive coordinator in Greg Olson, who is just trying to stay afloat.
The NFL on Thanksgiving has become one of the great American traditions, dating back to 1920. These are some of the most memorable moments and performances from the Turkey Day games.
Moving forward, the Las Vegas Raiders must lean on their offseason work and player development skills. The Raiders entered the offseason knowing their group of tight ends was arguably the deepest position group on the entire team.
After a grim 2-9 start to the 2025 NFL season, the Las Vegas Raiders have opted to go in another direction. After just 12 weeks, the franchise has elected to part ways with offensive coordinator Chip Kelly.
The Las Vegas Raiders will need all the help they can get when they face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. The Raiders have not had many competitive advantages this season.
The Las Vegas Raiders hope a sudden change will create immediate results. The Raiders' decision to fire Chip Kelly impacted quarterback Geno Smith first and the most.
LAS VEGAS — If there were awards for creative writing in crisis management, the 2025 Las Vegas Raiders might finally hoist a trophy. The franchise may not be winning games, but it’s certainly leading the league in plot twists, anonymous leaks and the kind of finger-pointing that would make a middle-school group project blush.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
First-year general manager John Spytek reportedly had a “prime opportunity” to overhaul the Las Vegas Raiders. Maybe so. But placing the team’s 2–9 record at his feet is a little like blaming the architect for the house fire while the head coach is inside roasting marshmallows.
It was midway through the first quarter of the Raiders–Browns game when the Las Vegas Raiders fan at the bar began questioning his life decisions—namely, the choice to show up and cheer for his team.
The Las Vegas Raiders’ season reached a new low on Sunday as they were dominated by the Cleveland Browns 24-10 for their fifth consecutive loss and second straight by at least two scores.
The Las Vegas Raiders have lost five games in a row. A change at offensive coordinator is a quick decision the Raiders hope will have an immediate impact on what has been the worst offense in the National Football League.
The Las Vegas Raiders' injury report heading into Friday's practice featured several notable names, including start defensive end Maxx Crosby. Friday's injury report was relatively similar to the rest of the week, as the Raiders had multiple players listed on the report with various statuses.
The Chip Kelly era in Las Vegas is over, and by all accounts, it never really got off the ground. According to multiple reports, including NFL Network’s
When you are having a season like the Raiders are having right now, there are certain things you do towards the end to look into the future. All players should still be working hard and going out there and competing their butts off, no matter the record or what kind of season they are having.
Raiders owner Mark Davis made it clear that when he brought in Tom Brady as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, Brady was going to have a major say about important decisions when it comes to the franchise on the field and whatever impacts it.
The way that the 2025 NFL season has gone for the Las Vegas Raiders, there is a clear disconnect somewhere. From the front office down to the field. Something is not clicking for the Silver and Black, and that could be the main reason why this season has been a disaster.
This season has been one that the Las Vegas Raiders already want to forget. The Raiders have not done anything to improve this team from the previous years, and somehow it has regressed.
The Las Vegas Raiders’ offense has been a mess all season, and it cost offensive coordinator Chip Kelly his job. A new report, however, suggests that the issues went even deeper than just lack of execution.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler says there’s real buzz that Raiders HC Pete Carroll will be one-and-done in Las Vegas. Carroll has fired two of his three coordinators