The Las Vegas Raiders have more roster issues than most teams in the league. This has led to their poor results over the past few seasons. Luckily, Las Vegas has the resources to fix many of those needs this offseason, as they try to turn things around.
The Las Vegas Raiders are just a few weeks away from finally addressing a long-standing issue on their roster. The Raiders have started seven different quarterbacks over the past three seasons.
The Las Vegas Raiders should be very busy this offseason. The Raiders have needs and resources to address those needs. However, they must not hesitate to spend money on the positions they need the most.
Klint Kubiak walked to Vegas with a mission: keep Maxx Crosby in silver and black. After another brutal season that left the Raiders sitting on three wins
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It’s that time in the offseason, but a recent trade proposal floated by ESPN, which featured Las Vegas Raiders star pass-rusher Maxx Crosby and an AFC West rival, was quite absurd.
The Las Vegas Raiders' roster needs were on full display for 17 games this season. Las Vegas' roster was one of the primary reasons for their struggles this season and their nearly 30 losses over the past two seasons combined.
The easy version of this contention is that the Las Vegas Raiders have cap space, Eric Stokes played better than expected and general managerJohn Spytek should just write the check.
The Las Vegas Raiders are set to rebuild their roster essentially from the ground up this season. With Klint Kubiak continuing to fill out his staff, the Raiders will soon get to work on adding talent.
The Las Vegas Raiders are set to fix their flawed roster with what could be a massive offseason for the Silver and Black. Las Vegas has a blank slate roster-wise and must thoroughly address several issues in order to have a productive 2026-27 season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have officially been on the clock ever since it was confirmed that they earned the first overall pick, a rarity in their franchise history.
Sixty-one 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.
As most Las Vegas Raiders fans know, the run game is in desperate need of improvement. That started with getting the right offensive line coach. There’s no doubt about it, 2025 was a train wreck for the Silver and Black.
The Las Vegas Raiders face an uphill battle in their attempts to fix their roster. Ralph Vachianno of FOX Sports recently released his list of the most pressing question for every team in the American Football Conference.
The Las Vegas Raiders will soon be free from the shackles of below average quarterback play. Like many others, Gennaro Filice of NFL.com believes Las Vegas will finally address their quarterback position.
The Raiders made two key hires on Friday as they work to fill out Klint Kubiak‘s new staff. Marquice Williams has accepted a role as the team’s senior special teams coach, per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, while Omar Young will oversee the running back room (via a team announcement).
The Las Vegas Raiders will soon be able to breathe easy, as they will finally eliminate a problem that has plagued them for far too long. The Raiders have had arguably the worst group of quarterbacks of any team in the National Football League over the past three seasons.
New Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak has a big task in front of him in trying to lead this franchise back to its previous glory amongst the NFL’s elite teams.
Pro Football Focus, which showcases the league’s top talent, recently featured two elite players from the Las Vegas Raiders on a prominent list. Say what you want about this past season’s struggles, but the Silver and Black do have some stellar pieces to build around.
The Las Vegas Raiders are primed for a busy offseason. With plenty of needs and plenty of money to spend, the Raiders are expected to be very active in free agency this offseason.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the Raiders are hiring former Falcons ST coordinator Marquice Williams as a senior ST coach under new HC Klint Kubiak.
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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.
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.