Here are three Las Vegas players who could be traded.
Diving into what the UCLA pass rusher could bring to Las Vegas While the Las Vegas Raiders don’t have an immediate need for an edge-rusher after re-signing Malcolm Koonce this offseason, the defense could use a long-term solution since Koonce is only on a one-year deal.
Malcolm Koonce is among the most intriguing players as the Las Vegas Raiders prepare for the 2025 season. Koonce is entering his fifth season in the NFL,
How many of the No. 1 overall picks from the NFL Draft since 1966 can you name in six minutes?
The Las Vegas Raiders have Maxx Crosby, Malcolm Koonce, and Tyree Wilson. They could still make a play for high-end depth in the 2025 NFL Draft, and Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema ranked the top edge rushers available.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Las Vegas Raiders extended Maxx Crosby as well as re-signed Malcolm Koonce. They are set at edge rusher, but in the NFL there is no such thing as too much depth (Koonce only on a one-year deal, too); look at the Detroit Lions in 2024.
The Las Vegas Raiders have long sought an answer for their pass-rush across from Maxx Crosby. That answer appeared to be Malcolm Koonce after his breakout
One of the best deals the Las Vegas Raiders made during the start of free agency was to one of their own unrestricted free agents. And it's not really because of the length or the number, but the player.
NFL free agency has been a whirlwind of big names and big contracts. The downtrodden New York Giants, who finished last season 3-14, have made two great pickups. Ranked in inverse order, here are the best deals so far.
Malcolm Koonce is betting on himself. That is why the defensive end signed a one-year, $12 million deal with the Las Vegas Raiders. A "prove it" deal. The Raiders, in turn, are also betting on Koonce, who sustained an ACL injury in Week 1 of the 2024 season, effectively ending his 2024 campaign before it started.
General manager John Spytek had previously stated that the Las Vegas Raiders were committed to keeping their pass rushers. Malcolm Koonce will remain with Maxx Crosby on a “prove it” deal, supporting Spytek’s strategy.
LAS VEGAS -- The Las Vegas Raiders made it a point to re-sign defensive end Malcolm Koonce on Monday, the start of free agency. Koonce signed on a one-year, $12 million deal.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Tuesday afternoon that the re-signing of defensive end Malcolm Koonce for one-year, $12 million was made official. The Las Vegas Raiders have signed DE Malcolm Koonce, the club announced Tuesday.
The Las Vegas Raiders have delivered three major defensive line moves during NFL free agency month. The latest completes the reunion hat trick. Malcolm Koonce is coming back to Vegas on a one-year, $12 million deal, per ESPN NFL insider Jeremy Fowler Monday.
Las Vegas Raiders have had a major shake-up this offseason so far. Owner Mark Davis with the help of minority owner Tom Brady has brought in two key people who will look to turn around the franchise in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders had a rough start to free agency. While smart teams typically don't overpay at the beginning of free agency, the Raiders had so many of their own free agents.
Four-year veteran edge defender Malcolm Koonce signed a new contract with the Las Vegas Raiders. Koonce, a former third-round pick, spent the entirety of his career with the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Chicago Bears front office has their work cut out for them in landing big name talent this offseason, but it will be important for them to upgrade the overall depth of the team as well.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Malcolm Koonce had a breakout season in 2023 when he recorded eight sacks. Plenty was expected from Koonce going into the 2024 NFL season, but a training camp injury derailed those plans.
The Las Vegas Raiders face several decisions on some of their key free agents over the next couple of weeks. One of the bigger questions revolves around edge rusher Malcolm Koonce, who took the league by storm opposite Maxx Crosby in 2023.
The Las Vegas Raiders entered the season expected to field one of the best defenses in the National Football League, as they believed they had one of the top defensive lines in the league.
The Las Vegas Raiders are getting things going again as they come out of their bye week—let’s catch you up on all the latest musings, including a legend going off on the Silver and Black, as well as an offseason prediction worth monitoring.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Malcolm Koonce will miss the remainder of the season due to a knee injury sustained before Week 1, multiple media outlets reported.
In an unfortunate twist of fate, the Las Vegas Raiders will be without their promising pass rusher Malcolm Koonce for the rest of the season. Despite a promising start for the Silver and Black’s revamped defensive line, the team will have to do without No.
The Raiders got some bad news to start the season when it was announced that breakout pass-rusher Malcolm Koonce would miss at least the first four games of the season after being placed on injured reserve the day before the season opener.
Expectations are high for the Raiders front seven in 2024, but the unit will be shorthanded to begin the year and potentially well into the season.
The timing of the injury news surrounding Malcolm Koonce couldn’t have been worse for the Las Vegas Raiders‘ rising defensive star—in a contract year, no less.
The 26-year-old barely saw any defensive time across his first two seasons with the team, but things changed in 2023.
Vegas should quickly address its roster holes to recapture momentum and snap a two-year playoff drought.
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