The Las Vegas Raiders have more than a few roster issues to work through this offseason. The Raiders have one of the worst rosters in the league, but they have 10 draft picks this offseason, including the No.
The Las Vegas Raiders have multiple needs in their roster that have to be addressed this offseason. They have plenty of cap space they can use to fix their most glaring issues, and draft picks to inject youth in areas that need it.
The Las Vegas Raiders have tried to fix their quarterback woes for several seasons now. However, their most recent attempt was a massive disappointment.
How many of the NFL players to catch at least 60 passes in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
In the unpredictable world of NFL analysis, bold predictions often define careers—and occasionally lead to some of the most memorable faceplants. Few takes from the 2025 offseason have aged worse than ESPN’s Mina Kimes’ assessment of the Seattle Seahawks’ decision to trade quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
Much of the Las Vegas Raiders' focus this offseason has rightfully been on finding a new head coach and quarterback. With Fernando Mendoza all but a sure bet to land in Las Vegas, all eyes are on who the Raiders will hire as their next head coach; a decision which should be coming soon.
The Las Vegas Raiders' future will be heavily influenced by how they handle this offseason. A new head coach, a new quarterback, a new culture entirely.
Win, lose or draw, there is rarely a dull moment with the Las Vegas Raiders. Las Vegas fired Pete Carroll the day after the team's regular season finale win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
The New York Jets likely need two quarterbacks this offseason. Could one be a familiar face? ESPN's Jeremy Fowler shared a column on Tuesday in which anonymous executives pitched different ideas and predictions for the offseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a tremendous opportunity on their hands to change the landscape of their franchise for the better. It's not every offseason that you contemplate what to do with the first overall pick, but that's where the Raiders find themself in 2026.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Las Vegas Raiders didn't earn the first overall pick by coincidence. They had one of the worst rosters in the NFL, and that's why they only won three of their games in 2025.
The Las Vegas Raiders traded for quarterback Geno Smith last offseason with the belief that he would be able to jump-start this rebuild and lead this franchise back into the postseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders are likely to use the No. 1 overall pick on a quarterback in the NFL Draft this offseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders could be on the verge of firing yet another head coach when this mess of a season ends Sunday afternoon.
The 2025 Las Vegas Raiders season has been a masterclass in dysfunction. As far as Geno Smith is concerned, he’s become the face of that failure—fair or not.
Despite what’s taken place for the Las Vegas Raiders, is there a case to be made for quarterback Geno Smith to get a second year with the Silver and Black?
Quarterback Geno Smith will return to the starting lineup for the Las Vegas Raiders after a one-game absence, coach Pete Carroll said Friday. Smith missed last Sunday's 31-0 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles due to shoulder and back injuries.
A shoulder injury held Raiders quarterback Geno Smith out in Week 15, but he’s making a quick return. Head coach Pete Carroll announced that Smith will start against the Texans on Sunday (via Levi Edwards of Raiders.com).
Per Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Raiders QB Geno Smith is “likely approaching his final three games” with the team to end the season.
It's not been an ideal season for quarterback Geno Smith, head coach Pete Carroll, and the Las Vegas Raiders.
Since arriving from Seattle, Smith has failed to ignite the offense, with his outings scarred by costly turnovers, indecisive moments and an absence of veteran leadership that the team desperately needs.
Per ESPN’s Ryan McFadden, early tests showed Raiders QB Geno Smith avoided serious damage to his shoulder. Las Vegas HC Pete Carroll said he will “lean toward” starting Smith in Week 15 if healthy.
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith exited Sunday's 24-17 loss to the Denver Broncos with a right shoulder injury. Smith was injured during the third quarter and later gave way to backup Kenny Pickett at the start of the fourth quarter.
The acquisition of Geno Smith by the Las Vegas Raiders was a polarizing move at the time, and it has aged poorly. Even so, the beset signal-caller isn’t doing himself any favors with the fans—something that’s worth noting.
The Las Vegas Raiders’ season reached a new low on Sunday as they were dominated by the Cleveland Browns 24-10 for their fifth consecutive loss and second straight by at least two scores.
After weeks of criticism for his poor play, Geno Smith unveiled a new personal slogan: “Blame it on me.” Raider Nation happily obliged, showering the veteran quarterback with boos at Allegiant Stadium.
The veteran quarterback also apologized for letting his emotions get the best of him after another tough performance.
The Las Vegas Raiders lost their fourth consecutive game on Monday night in what has been an incredibly disappointing season, and quarterback Geno Smith says fans should be pointing the finger at him.
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