The Raiders are one of the most storied franchises in all of sports. That is the case due to the many years of hard work by the late, great Al Davis. It is impossible to tell the history of the National Football League without mentioning Davis and his accomplishments.
Once a highly regarded fourth overall pick for the Las Vegas Raiders, Amari Cooper has returned to the team. Is he looking to complete what he began? Cooper’s
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.
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking a lot more hopeful coming into the 2025 NFL season compared to their prospects last year. With Head Coach Pete Carroll controlling things from the sidelines and Offensive Coordinator Chip Kelly calling the plays, there's especially a lot of optimism surrounding the offense.
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 on the road in less than two weeks. The Raiders this season are expected to do a lot of things better.
The Las Vegas Raiders added a new quarterback to their roster earlier this week. The Raiders traded for former first-round pick quarterback Kenny Pickett.
There are a lot of questions surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders’ wide receivers as the 2025 season is set to begin. Aside from Jakobi Meyers, the Raiders don’t have many proven players at the position, but the franchise made an addition by signing veteran Amari Cooper.
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
Cutdown day has come and gone around the National Football League. After trimming their roster down to 53 players, the Las Vegas Raiders must begin filling out their practice squad.
The Las Vegas Raiders released their 53-man roster Tuesday afternoon. The roster had a few surprises. More importantly, the Raiders' 53-man roster gave insight into how Pete Carroll and the Raiders' front office feel about several position groups heading into the season.
The Las Vegas Raiders are officially set at 53 players. On Wednesday, teams will be able to claim players off of waivers and set their initial practice squads, meaning this will not be the last fans see of some of these players.
The Las Vegas Raiders' initial 53-man roster is here, and man, does this roster look very different from it did a year ago. The new regime believes they have really turned this thing around, and Pete Carroll is ready to win now.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been extremely busy over the past few days deciding on their 53-man roster, and also finding a way to address arguably their biggest issue heading into the regular season.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders unveiled their initial 53-man roster moments ago, after turning it into the National Football League office by 4 PM ET as required.
The Las Vegas Raiders acquired quarterback Geno Smith in a trade with the Seattle Seahawks and gave him a two-year extension worth $75 million. The Raiders also had second-year QB Aidan O'Connell all set to take the backup role before suffering a fractured wrist in the final preseason game.
The Las Vegas Raiders officially announced they have trimmed their roster down to the 53-man limit on Tuesday. Here’s the full list of moves: Cuts DT Zach
The Las Vegas Raiders are entering their first season under legendary coach Pete Carroll, headlined on offense by new quarterback Geno Smith. Returning star tight end Brock Bowers will anchor the offense alongside rookie running back Ashton Jeanty, who was drafted No.
As the Las Vegas Raiders began finalizing their roster in preparation for Week 1, several notable changes occurred within their wide receiver corps. The Raiders have seemingly reversed the course of events, possibly even attempting to restore their reputation.
The Las Vegas Raiders appear to be getting some strong value in their reunion with wide receiver Amari Cooper. Cooper agreed to a one-year deal with the Raiders on Monday.
In the last game of the preseason, a devastating situation unfolded. The second-string quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, Aidan O’Connell, is likely to be placed on injured reserve, prompting the team to seek another backup quarterback.
The Las Vegas Raiders have until Tuesday to cut their roster down to 53 players in compliance with the NFL’s rules on roster size. While there are more moves on the way, the Raiders have announced the first wave of roster cuts.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced they have cut 18 players ahead of tomorrow’s deadline to trim the roster to 53 players. The full list includes: T Gottlieb
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.
With Aidan O’Connell sidelined for up to eight weeks and Cam Miller still inexperienced, the Las Vegas Raiders are seeking additional quarterback options.