The Las Vegas Raiders somehow regressed from their abysmal 2024 season, winning one fewer game and being far less competitive. The first year John Spytek was general manager didn't go as the Raiders planned, but the hope is that he can bounce back in 2026, as well as the team.
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking at a lot of different things this offseason. There is a lot more they need to get right if they want to see improvement for this franchise as a whole next season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a very busy offseason. This is the second straight offseason where the Raiders are looking for all the right answers at key areas in their franchise.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a lot of work to do this offseason after the type of season that they had last year. The Raiders have a lot of different holes to fill on both sides of the ball.
John Spytek was hired before Pete Carroll, who has since been fired. This year’s Raiders HC search — their fourth in the past five offseasons — will be the GM’s first with true involvement.
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.
Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek has the chance to draft not only a franchise quarterback but also a future leader for the defense in this three-round mock draft scenario.
If Fernando Mendoza is the first overall pick, the Las Vegas Raiders need a QB-first head coach to unlock his potential. The question remains: can the duo of general manager John Spytek and minority owner Tom Brady secure the right guy before it’s too late?
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking for their next quarterback. They would like to take that quarterback in the 2026 NFL Draft. The Raiders have the first overall pick and will have their shot at drafting the quarterback they want.
Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek faces significant pressure to produce a draft class that could transform the franchise this year. With numerous gaps to fill on a lackluster roster, trading back a few spots to gather a substantial collection of picks could yield substantial rewards.
One obvious objective for Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek will be to address the offensive line regardless of who the next quarterback is.
One of the most important decisions in the Las Vegas Raiders' history is coming soon. With the No. 1 overall pick, the Raiders must choose: Do they finally take their franchise QB in Fernando Mendoza?
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 are undoubtedly headed in a new direction. One of the main questions will be which players are going with them. Dianna Russini of The Athletic noted a few of the biggest issues facing the Raiders this offseason.
If the Las Vegas Raiders select Fernando Mendoza, it is essential to use the remainder of the draft to construct a strong offense. The logical first step is to focus on protecting the future franchise quarterback.
As the Las Vegas Raiders' front office continues to search for its next head coach, it must do a few things differently than it did last offseason. That includes finding a head coach who is more in tune with today's National Football League and finding a head coach who is offensive minded.
The Las Vegas Raiders finished the season 3-14, but they still have talent on the roster. Several Raiders are set to hit free agency. Las Vegas' front office would be wise to keep some of them.
Once a head coach is decided upon, the Las Vegas Raiders' offseason should be centered around one thing. Las Vegas entered last offseason with money to spend, but brought in primarily players looking to bounce back from subpar tenures elsewhere.
The Las Vegas Raiders are at a crossroads, but general manager John Spytek doesn’t get a grace period. Year 2 is about answers—fast—and the first one has to come on offense.
Another offseason has come for the Las Vegas Raiders. Another coach has been fired, and another job has opened up. This time, General Manager John Spytek will be more involved in the candidate search and ultimate hiring.
The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for their next head coach. The Raiders are looking to bring in a head coach for the long run. The Raiders are rebuilding this offseason.
The two were previously teammates at the University of Michigan, and Spytek was an executive with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when Brady earned Super Bowl LV Most Valuable Player Award honors with the Bucs.
The Las Vegas Raiders are spiraling, drawing ever closer to locking up the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft after an embarrassing 31-0 shutout at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
The blame game is in full swing for the Las Vegas Raiders, who are in complete freefall with a 1-4 start to the season. Much of the fault has been placed at the feet of quarterback Geno Smith, who has gone from quarterback savior to goat in the eyes of Raiders fans in the span of about seven months.