The Las Vegas Raiders want to be better on the defensive side of the ball in 2025. The good news for the Raiders is they will have their defensive coordinator back next season.
HENDERSON, NV-- The Las Vegas Raiders are ready to move on to the 2025 season. After years of instability at the quarterback position, the Raiders now have veteran quarterback Geno Smith under center.
Micah Parsons mentioned the Las Vegas Raiders‘ approach to handling Maxx Crosby’s contract, which was intriguing. Additionally, Geno Smith appears fully committed—he’s all in—along with other notable updates.
Next season, the Las Vegas Raiders on the defensive side will look a lot different. The Raiders lost a lot of key players in free agency, but they also brought in players to replace the ones from last season.
The Las Vegas Raiders are hoping to flip the AFC West on its head. For years, the franchise had hoped to take the spirit of the Patriot Way and morph it into the Raider Way.
The Las Vegas Raiders have made a lot of moves this offseason to improve their team. They want to improve in a lot of areas of their team, and the moves can still be on their way.
In 2024, the Las Vegas Raiders only won four games. But, you didn't need me to tell you that -- you all watched them play some of the worst football imaginable last season.
2025 could be a really big year for the Las Vegas Raiders. Not in the way that they will compete for or even win a Super Bowl -- that's just not realistic.
The 2025 season for the Las Vegas Raiders is certainly going to feature a ton of changes compared to last season. Hopefully, one of those changes is that they win more than four games, but that shouldn't be too hard.
The Las Vegas Raiders added several new players and coaches this offseason. While many of those new additions are expected to have a significant impact for the Raiders, they have several returning players who are expected to do so as well.
HENDERSON, NV--Las Vegas Raiders safety Isaiah Pola-Mao is expected to play a significant role for the Raiders this upcoming season. The talented safety enters the season as a starter for the first time in his career.
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking to get things going in the right direction in 2025. The big question for the Raiders is how the defense will look next season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had more turnover on their defense this offseason than most teams in the National Football League. As an organization, the Raiders have gone through a mass change since the end of last season.
While the Chiefs again turned to Patrick Mahomes‘ increasingly team-friendly contract for a restructure to create cap space, they did move on from a core player to make room for Trey Smith‘s franchise tag.
The Las Vegas Raiders will need to account for a safety room that lost its best player in Tre'von Moehrig. Jeremy Chinn is a serviceable addition, but Isaiah Pola-Mao has had a limited sample size thus far and the 2025 NFL Draft is right around the corner.
The Las Vegas Raiders made a smart move this offseason after extending un-drafted free agent safety Isaiah Pola-Mao to a two-year contract worth up to $8.45 million.
Heading into the NFL’s 2024 season, defense was proposed to be the strongest aspect on the Las Vegas Raiders roster. There didn’t seem to be a glaring hole anywhere on the unit.
The Las Vegas Raiders dealt with a crazy amount of injuries last season, more than the usual you get every year. It seems like every starter went through at least one injury, and whether they ended up playing through it or not is a different story.
The Las Vegas Raiders have made moves – and have decided not to make moves – early in free agency. Monday was the opening of the legal tampering period, and teams were able to agree in principle to deals with players.
One Super Bowl-winning general manager outlined a big picture vision for his team moving forward. And USC great Isaiah Pola-Mao is a part of it. John Spytek is entering his first season with the Las Vegas Raiders.
According to league sources, the Las Vegas Raiders and safety Isaiah Pola-Mao have agreed to terms on a two-year extension worth up to $8.45 million. The former USC Trojan will remain in Las Vegas now with former USC Trojans coach Pete Carroll in his first season as the head coach of the Raiders.
With their two starting safeties both hitting the open market this offseason, safety remains a priority for the Las Vegas Raiders. So much so that Sin City elected to start the Pete Carroll era by re-signing Isaiah Pola-Mao, keeping the USC alum around for the next two seasons on a deal worth up to $8.45 million in total.
Isaiah Pola-Mao was on track to be a restricted free agent this offseason, but that will not be the case. The Raiders safety signed a new deal on Monday, per a team announcement.
A Marcus Epps injury is the cherry on top of a bad week of Las Vegas Raiders news. Have you recovered from Sunday’s deflating loss yet, Raider Nation? After stunning the NFL-world by picking up a win on the road against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2, the Las Vegas Raiders headed back to Sin City for their home-opener in Week 3.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced they’ve re-signed DB Isaiah Pola-Mao. Pola-Mao, 24, signed with the Raiders as an undrafted free-agent following the 2022 draft.