The Las Vegas Raiders have made the most of Klint Kubiak's first full week on the job. League insider Tom Pelissero recently reported that the Raiders are expected to fill their vacant wide receivers coaching position.
If there was one thing the Las Vegas Raiders learned the hard way this season, it is to never underestimate the importance of a good offensive line. Sure, everyone knows football games are won and lost in the trenches, but Las Vegas undoubtedly overestimated its group of linemen last offseason.
Maxx Crosby’s comments on a new podcast have people thinking he would love to join one team in particular if the Las Vegas Raiders trade him. Crosby was joined by Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams on the latest edition of his podcast, and the episode ends with Crosby piling praise on Williams.
The Raiders are heading into the 2026 league year with a real decision pile. Las Vegas has a long list of in-house free agents hitting the market when the new league year opens on March 11, and that volume alone forces a tougher, more selective approach.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
Crosby has been the subject of renewed trade rumors ever since it was revealed that he was "not happy" about being shut down before the end of the 2025 season because of a lingering knee injury.
A report suggested that the Raiders would not consider trading Crosby unless they landed "probably more" than the Dallas Cowboys received in return from the Green Bay Packers for Micah Parsons this past August.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a laundry list of questions that need answers this offseason. The Raiders need help at more than a few positions. Las Vegas' roster ranks near the bottom of the league but still has notable talent.
The Las Vegas Raiders appear set to land Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming 2026 NFL draft. The prospect led his team to a perfect 16-0 season, which culminated in a national championship victory against the Miami Hurricanes in a thrilling game.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had several failed NFL Drafts over the years. This has been one of the reasons they have been stuck playing bad football for so long.
The Las Vegas Raiders are moving forward in what should be an eventful offseason that should be a foundational one for the Silver and Black. The Raiders and Crosby are at a crossroads, as the veteran defensive end was reportedly unhappy that the Raiders' front office decided to sit him out for the final two games of their 3-14 campaign.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason is about to get much more interesting, as they will soon begin gutting one of the worst rosters in the National Football League.
The most important thing for the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason was bringing in the best possible head coach for this franchise. The Raiders have been making head coaching changes from left to right since coming to Las Vegas.
The Hispanic Football Hall of Fame announced February 17 that its inaugural Class of 2026 will be honored May 5, Cinco de Mayo, at Las Vegas Raiders Headquarters in Henderson.
Sixty-four 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.
Some previously wondered if Raiders minority owner Tom Brady would prefer to have a proven commodity such as Jackson over a to-be-tested rookie such as Mendoza.
The Las Vegas Raiders are determined to turn their franchise around. They believe Klint Kubiak is the head coach who will help him to do so. However, for that to happen, the Raiders will need to significantly improve what is currently one of the worst rosters in the National Football League.
Las Vegas Raiders fans are feeling excited about the future, and for good reason. The Raiders have begun a rebuild in the right way, creating ample cap space and hiring a promising, offensive-minded head coach.
A new coaching era in the NFL usually brings more than just a new face on the sidelines it signals a shift in identity, philosophy, and the way a team wants to move forward.
Swipe or pass on the Las Vegas Raiders’ 2026 free agents. We’re running through the top re-sign or let-walk decisions, fitting in Klint Kubiak’s rebuild, and which deals make sense based on role, value, and cap logic.
Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Rich Bisaccia has stepped down from his current position. Bisaccia has served as the Green Bay Packers’ special teams coach since 2022, and also held an assistant head coach title since 2023.
Crosby initially became unhappy with those running the Raiders when he was shut down for the remainder of the season against his wishes in late December because of a knee injury.
Matt Zenitz reports that the Raiders are expected to hire Seahawks run game coordinator and senior offensive advisor Rick Dennison. Dennison is the latest Seattle coach to join Klint Kubiak in Las Vegas.
Three pillars support the argument for passing on Tyreek Hill: character risk, health/age risk, and “timeline” mismatch. Each concern is real and acceptable if the Las Vegas Raiders treat Hill as a tool in a rebuild rather than a savior.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced that they’ve officially hired Joe DeCamillis as their special teams coordinator. He was with South Carolina the past two seasons and has three decades of NFL coaching experience, including some overlap with both new Raiders HC Klint Kubiak and his father, longtime NFL coach Gary Kubiak.