The 2025 NFL regular season is coming to an end this Sunday. Week 18 is finally here, and some teams are going to be looking for new head coaches. That is just how it goes in the NFL, and especially if the teams have had bad to horrible seasons.
As a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, Tom Brady’s got plenty of influence when it comes to long-term decisions for the franchise. Brady played a part in some of the Raiders’ major moves this past offseason, including the hirings of general manager John Spytek as well as head coach Pete Carroll.
The Las Vegas Raiders' decision to sit Maxx Crosby was a tough decision for everyone involved. In the unlikely event they trade Crosby, the Raiders could walk away with a valuable haul in return.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
The Raiders organization has a great history of players, coaches, games, and many more moments. That was all possible because of one great man. The late, great Raiders owner Al Davis had a vision to make the Raiders the greatest organization, and he did just that.
The Las Vegas Raiders have not had a lot to show for this season. The Raiders are having a troubled season, and it is almost over. Then, they will start the offseason process.
Ashton Jeanty has fallen well short of expectations in his rookie season for the Las Vegas Raiders. Coming out of college, he was heralded as a bulletproof running back prospect.
The Las Vegas Raiders are one game away from entering the offseason with a brighter future than most 2-15 teams. After losing 10 consecutive games, the Raiders are one more loss away from securing the top pick in the NFL Draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offense has been the team's Achilles' heel since early in the season. Las Vegas' offense has been unable to move the ball or score points consistently.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Las Vegas Raiders had high expectations for rookie running back Ashton Jeanty when they drafted him with the No. 6 pick in the NFL Draft. However, Las Vegas failed to solidify its offensive line last offseason, which led to struggles for the Raiders' offense.
It is the last week of the NFL season, but that does not mean the moves stop for teams, even if they are not going to the playoffs. To ring in the New Year, we saw a move today that sees one team take one player from the Raiders, who was one of their 2025 NFL Draft pick.
Pete Carroll didn’t come to Sin City to oversee a slow-motion rebuild. That much is clear. The problem is that the Las Vegas Raiders have still ended up exactly there—2-14, staring at a season finale that feels less like a rivalry game and more like a referendum on everything.
A nightmare season for both the Kansas City Chiefs and the host Las Vegas Raiders will conclude on Sunday, offering reprieve to two franchises that had seasons marked by disappointment after entering with high expectations.
The Las Vegas Raiders have started seven different quarterbacks over the past three seasons. That is a recipe for disaster, but also confirms how much Las Vegas has struggled to win games during that time frame, and beyond.
Pete Carroll claims that the Maxx Crosby situation is “settled,” yet his statements expose a recurring issue for the Las Vegas Raiders: a sound decision made to shut things down, but communicated through a confusing and unclear chain of command.
The Las Vegas Raiders have lost 14 of their past 15 games, including the last 10 games in a row. It is hard for a team to lose 10 consecutive games. It is even harder for a team to do so, make changes across the board all offseason, then return for the next season and lose 10 games in a row again.
The Las Vegas Raiders will head into 2026 on a ten-game losing streak, the most in the NFL. They head into Week 18 with the worst record in the league.
The Las Vegas Raiders will be facing their divisional opponent, the Kansas City Chiefs, for their last game of the 2025 regular season. This has been one of the most disastrous seasons for the Raiders, perhaps ever, given their preseason expectations.
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll just gave the most revealing quote of the season—and it was dressed up as praise. When a head coach says he and the general manager “had to work our way through stuff” and are “way better now than we were at the start,” that is not a victory lap.
Regarding the upcoming head coaching cycle, Dan Graziano of ESPN thinks Broncos DC Vance Joseph will draw interest this offseason, while the Dolphins and
Looking for the epitome of bittersweet? Look no further than the locker housing a pensive Michael Mayer, deep in the bowels of Allegiant Stadium late Sunday afternoon.
The Las Vegas Raiders appear to be inching toward the inevitable with Pete Carroll, and somehow the only surprise left is that Las Vegas is pretending this is still a mystery.
Maxx Crosby may have indirectly addressed his ongoing standoff with the Las Vegas Raiders, who have ruled the star defensive end out for the remainder of the season.
Pete Carroll's team has been one of the most disappointing in the league this season, and matters have been made worse by a late-season feud with their star defender.