The Green Bay Packers acquired Malik Willis on Aug. 26. On Sunday, exactly 20 days after the trade, Willis is expected to start in place of Jordan Love at quarterback against the Indianapolis Colts.
Brian Hoyer was a Las Vegas Raider for just a year, but he saw a lot happen within his position room. The longtime NFL quarterback experienced the benching
The Las Vegas Raiders have a quarterback competition going on this year between veteran Gardner Minshew and second-year man Aidan O’Connell who ended last season as the starter.
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.
Impressing a 38-year-old quarterback with 15 years of NFL experience under his belt, in addition to being part of a Super Bowl-winning squad, is no easy feat.
The Las Vegas Raiders still aren’t sure if Aidan O’Connell is the answer at quarterback, but apparently, his teammates really like him. Now-former Raiders quarterback Brian Hoyer, who played with O’Connell last season, says that O’Connell displayed some terrific leadership skills during his rookie campaign.
Brian Hoyer had a front-row seat to fellow quarterback Aidan O'Connell's rookie year with the Raiders in 2023, serving as a backup or third QB for most of the year.
Longtime NFL quarterback Brian Hoyer didn't see much action in his lone season with the Las Vegas Raiders, but he knows as well as anyone what this team's potential is.
The Las Vegas Raiders have some of the most intense players on their roster. And I'm pretty sure as soon as you read the word intense, you knew exactly who I was talking about.
The Las Vegas Raiders released quarterback Brian Hoyer Friday, per Adam Schefter of ESPN. Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal provided an update on the financial impact of Las Vegas’ decision to release Hoyer.
The Las Vegas Raiders cut a veteran quarterback from their roster hours after a report surfaced that the team would potentially meet with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson.
The Browns have had their fair share of quarterback busts over the years, but none may have turned out worse than Heisman winner Johnny Manziel in 2014.