The Las Vegas Raiders have all kinds of decisions to make. Las Vegas' 3-14 campaign has left the Raiders with a world of possibilities. However, they must do what they can to keep and let go of the correct players.
There have been more than a few surprising aspects of the Las Vegas Raiders' season through nine games. Most of those surprises have not been positive, but there is one surprise that has been pleasant for the Silver and Black.
For once, it actually makes sense to consider the Carolina Panthers bringing players in at the trade deadline instead of parting with them. They still have holes on both offense and defense, but they're impressively relevant enough to justify looking into filling those holes before the offseason.
How many of the 19 NFL quarterbacks to win 14 games in a single season can you name in five minutes?
Coming into the season, we did not know what the Las Vegas Raiders' defense was going to look like. There were a lot of questions on the defensive side of the ball, and a lot of people around the league were saying that that defense was going to be one of the worst in the NFL.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The Las Vegas Raiders' defense will be led by its defensive line this season, as the unit is by far the best position group on the defense. Las Vegas will need its defensive line to set the pace this season.
A position that has changed for the Las Vegas Raiders from the start of the offseason to now, has been the linebacker position. Early in the offseason, a lot of people were considered for the Silver and Black at the linebacker position.
Jamal Adams was once one of the most well-regarded defenders in the NFL, but he has become a bit of an afterthought in recent years. He's been dealing with injuries and hasn't been able to land a team consistently.
It feels weird to say a player with the career of Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Jamal Adams has to prove himself during the preseason. However, the Raiders do need the longtime safety Adams to prove his worth at his new position.
The Las Vegas Raiders made headlines once again on Monday with a significant change to their roster, particularly concerning the defense. Before the Raiders face off against the Seahawks in their first preseason game, they have been increasing the tempo at practice.
The Las Vegas Raiders have made a lot of moves this offseason that have set up the franchise well for success this season. This offseason, the Raiders
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.
Broncos Broncos QB Bo Nix commented on being ranked in the league’s top one hundred players, but has the motivation to be the best player in the world, adding he won’t stop until he knows he has tried his best to get to the top of the list.
One of the biggest surprises from Las Vegas Raiders training camp is the reunion between Jamal Adams and Pete Carroll, who coached the former All-Pro defensive back in Seattle.
The Las Vegas Raiders have already made key moves to their roster during their first week of training camp. That was a surprise to many. We know that the Raiders were going to look and see if they needed to add more players or different players to give a better roster, but the moves came right away.
When the Las Vegas Raiders signed Jamal Adams, they knew they were getting their hands on a reclamation project. The former All-Pro safety has hit a rough patch lately, being released by the Seattle Seahawks in 2023 and bouncing around the league last season.
On Tuesday, the Las Vegas Raiders signed veteran defender Jamal Adams just before training camp. Adams spent four seasons of his career with the Seattle
The addition of safety Jamal Adams to the Las Vegas Raiders is a bit surprising given his injury history, but the Raiders brass is keeping their fingers crossed hoping the three-time Pro Bowl safety can stay healthy.
Former All-Pro safety Jamal Adams will try to resurrect his NFL career by reuniting with his former head coach. Adams is signing with the Las Vegas Raiders, according to NFL reporter Jordan Schultz.
Jamal Adams is getting another fresh start.
He was a three-time Pro Bowler, and a First Team All-Pro in 2019. The New York Jets selected LSU safety Jamal Adams with the sixth overall pick in 2017.
Jamal Adams is five years removed from the trade that ended his Jets tenure.
Free agent S Jamal Adams said during an appearance on The Jets Lounge that he would “love to be back with the Jets” and “finish it the right way.” “I would love to be back with the Jets and, obviously, finish it the right way,” Adams said.
The Detroit Lions, in spite of their current NFC-best record of 14-2, have been as afflicted with injuries as any team in the NFL. However, even they couldn't find a role for former rumored-almost-Dallas Cowboys and acclaimed All-Pro New York Jets safety Jamal Adams. On Wednesday, the Lions cut Adams off of their practice squad.
The Detroit Lions announced Wednesday that they’ve released veteran safety Jamal Adams from their practice squad. Adams, 29, is a former first-round pick of the Jets out of LSU back in 2017.
The Detroit Lions elevated former All-Pro safety Jamal Adams, whom they signed as a free agent to the practice squad on Sunday, to their game-day roster on Thursday night.
He was cut by the Titans in October, a move that the player himself requested.
Jamal Adams asked for and was granted his release from the Tennessee Titans. On his 29th birthday, at that.
It appears the new marriage between Adams and Tennessee could be in trouble.
Jamal Adams is attempting to move past his injury concerns and just get back to playing football.
Tennessee added another piece to their secondary on Wednesday, agreeing to a one-year contract with safety Jamal Adams.
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