Steel City Underground presents our 2024 Steelers Recall: a look back at Pittsburgh Steelers games and storylines from last season. Steelers fans felt a sense of trepidation heading into Week 6 of the 2024 NFL season, as the Pittsburgh Steelers faced the Las Vegas Raiders on the road with numerous injuries forcing difficult roster decisions.
Alexander Mattison’s one-year, $1.3 million deal ranks among Miami’s cheapest offseason moves, yet the seventh-year back may help solve one of the offense’s biggest flaws: short-yardage inconsistency.
Miami ranked 21st in rushing last season, one in which the team finished a disappointing 8-9 and missed the playoffs.
How many of the official primary mascot's names in the NFL can you name in five minutes?
Ashton Jeanty has long been connected to the Raiders, and that remains the case as the countdown to the draft continues. It would come as no surprise if the Boise State back wound up beginning his career in Vegas.
A running back who describes his running style as “downhill, fast and physical” has really no choice in the NFL but to play with a certain mentality. Alexander Mattison, the latest free agent addition to the Miami Dolphins running back group, understands that.
The Miami Dolphins finished introducing their free agent acquisitions to the South Florida media Tuesday with another series of Zoom sessions. The five players who spoke to the media, in order, were running back Alexander Mattison, cornerback Artie Burns, punter Ryan Stonehouse, safety Ashtyn Davis and guard James Daniels.
Coming into the 2024 season, we knew one thing about the Las Vegas Raiders with certainty. They wanted to base their offense off the run game. It made sense, with their two quarterback options in Aidan O’Connell and Gardner Minshew admittedly not being the most confident passers. Las Vegas lost their star running back, Josh Jacobs, to free agency.
The Las Vegas Raiders have come to an agreement with Raheem Mostert on a one-year deal that makes him their projected starter for next season. The Miami Dolphins have come to terms with Alexander Mattison, and he'll be their third-stringer for next season.
The Miami Dolphins released running back Raheem Mostert last month, which didn’t come as much of a surprise given how unproductive he was in 2024. However, the Dolphins didn’t exactly replace him with a major upgrade, signing former Las Vegas Raiders halfback Alexander Mattison.
The Miami Dolphins made an addition to the roster on Thursday in an area that Mike McDaniel indicated previously would happen. Even if it was a move that
The Raiders added a former Dolphins running back in the form of Raheem Mostert on Thursday. Miami is set to pull off the reverse.
Could these two players be on the move?
The Las Vegas Raiders offseason has gone well so far this season, brining in multiple new faces to lead the young Raiders back to glory as soon as 2025.
When starting RB Josh Jacobs left the Las Vegas Raiders in free agency for the Green Bay Packers, Zamir White was expected to fill his role. That didn't work out for the Raiders, who need an RB.
The Las Vegas Raiders had an incredibly underwhelming rushing attack in 2024. The Raiders ranked last in the NFL in rushing yards per game with just 79.8.
The Las Vegas Raiders will not play postseason football, and the Los Angeles Chargers are already locked into a playoff spot. However, that does not mean the game is meaningless. Many players on both teams have contract incentives they can reach if they have good performances.
The Las Vegas Raiders may have an issue for the future of their running game, mainly if players can stay healthy. But as Sincere McCormick has emerged as a young running back who could be reliable for the future, does it make sense for the Raiders to bring back veteran Alexander Mattison?
The Las Vegas Raiders got off to a great start in Sunday's Week 6 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The defense held the Steelers to a field goal on the opening drive.
A move that flew over the radar this offseason was the Las Vegas Raiders' signing of running back Alexander Mattison. The Minnesota Vikings drafted Mattison in 2019 in the third round out of Boise State.
One player impressed in limited opportunities for the Raiders on Sunday, and it sounds like his coach noticed.
Mattison’s Commitment to the Community Las Vegas Raiders running back Alexander Mattison has been honored as the NFLPA Week 4 Community MVP for his outstanding dedication to giving back.
The former third-round pick spent the first four seasons of his career backing up Dalvin Cook in Minnesota.
The Vikings officially released running back Alexander Mattison on Monday, finalizing a move that was first reported late last week. In doing so, they save $3.35 million in cap space while eating $1.25 million in dead money.
Facing a massive hole in the backfield again, the Vikings could go in several directions to fill it.
He totaled 700 rushing yards and three receiving TDs.
Last offseason, the Vikings re-signed Alexander Mattison to a two-year, $7 million contract, which allowed them to release Dalvin Cook and free up cap space.
Alexander Mattison has one more outing left to avoid making dubious franchise history.
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