The Raiders and their coaching staff have a belief in this team to do good things this season. One thing that is going to help the Silver and Black be successful this season is the Raiders' offensive line.
The Las Vegas Raiders have several players they will lean on to help guide them through the upcoming season. Many of those players have already started to make their presence felt.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason has been filled changes. Few areas on the team have been impacted as much by those changes as the Raiders' defense. Following cutdown day, Pete Carrol not only expressed confidence in his team, he specifically noted his confidence in the team's defensive secondary.
The Las Vegas Raiders are continuing to prepare for Week 1 of the regular season, but first had to address one thing. Following training camp, Carroll noted that following cutdown day, the Raiders selected team captain.
The Las Vegas Raiders are just days away from the start of the regular season. Las Vegas has worked hard to move past last season. However, it will take better results in Week 1 and beyond to solidify the Raiders' improvement.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
The Las Vegas Raiders are set to open up the season next Sunday. The Raiders this season are expected to do a lot of things better. They are expected to have a way better season than they did a season ago.
There's a lot of buzz surrounding Las Vegas Raiders' first-round pick Ashton Jeanty's rookie season, with a lot of analysts already making him the frontrunner for Offensive Rookie of the Year.
The Las Vegas Raiders are one week away from kicking off their new season. The Raiders come into this season with a lot of unknown and changes. The changes they have made from one season ago needed to happen, and to make sure the team is in the best position to have success.
The Las Vegas Raiders made sure to enter the 2025 season with a strong starting quarterback as they traded a 2025 third-round pick to the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for Geno Smith.
The NFL moves at a lightning-quick pace, and falling behind means having to pay more for moves. On March 5th, the Las Vegas Raiders solved their biggest contract problem for next season early, locking down pass rusher Maxx Crosby to a deal worth $35.5 million annually.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Las Vegas Raiders have built a significantly better roster than the one that took the field last season. Now, those players must execute and perform well.
Tom Brady is bringing a familiar face into a position with the Las Vegas Raiders. According to The Athletic’s Tashan Reed, the Raiders have hired Alex Guerrero in the official capacity of ‘wellness coordinator.’ Guerrero has worked closely with Tom Brady since 2005, when he was hired by the quarterback to be his body coach.
The Las Vegas Raiders haven't even kicked off their 2025 campaign, and yet, it's never too early to look towards the future. The college football season has already begun, and with it, a chance to look at players who may one day be stars in the NFL.
Football fans, fantasy football fans, and analysts alike are excited about the arrival of Ashton Jeanty to the NFL. Expectations for the rookie couldn’t be higher as he is currently being drafted in the first round of fantasy football drafts.
The Las Vegas Raiders had one of the most productive draft hauls of any team in the National Football League. Las Vegas entered the offseason in desperate need of playmakers, and they ensured they addressed the issue as soon as they could.
The Las Vegas Raiders almost have their whole offseason figured out. One position group that they know they need to be good at this season, if they want to get things in order on the offensive side of the ball, is the offensive line.
Look, I’ve covered enough NFL seasons to know when a franchise is trying to polish a turd and call it championship material. The Las Vegas Raiders, bless their silver-and-black hearts, are doing exactly that heading into 2025.
The Las Vegas Raiders have some players on the roster who look to be long-term cornerstones of the franchise, and the hope is that first-round pick Ashton Jeanty will be among them.
The Las Vegas Raiders are bringing in practically a brand-new team for the 2025 NFL season. After a 4-13 finish last year, the franchise wasn't shy about turning over its roster to usher in the next era.
The Detroit Lions announced they claimed S Thomas Harper off waivers from the Raiders on Friday. Harper, 24, originally signed on with the Chargers as an undrafted free agent out of Notre Dame in 2024.
No one could fault the Las Vegas Raiders for trying to be creative. When the Raiders drafted Tommy Mellott and Cam Miller in the sixth round of April’s draft, it drew some curious reactions from fans and analysts.
As the Las Vegas Raiders navigate a challenging offseason, wide receiver Jakobi Meyers has made headlines by requesting a trade. General Manager John Spytek has publicly expressed his admiration for Meyers, emphasizing the player’s professionalism and commitment to the game.
Training camp is now over, and teams across the NFL had to make some difficult decisions in cutting down their rosters to the required 53 men. For the Las Vegas Raiders, that meant some tough calls on players the franchise just drafted.
On Tuesday, every NFL team had to finalize their roster to meet the maximum limit of 53 players. Consequently, the coaching staff of the Las Vegas Raiders faced some challenging decisions.
Last season, All-Pro wide receiver Davante Adams wanted to be traded from the Las Vegas Raiders amid quarterback issues. On Monday, news came that another receiver wants out of the organization.