Tom Brady may not be a daily fixture inside the Las Vegas Raiders’ facility, but his presence is unmistakably felt across the organization—and that’s exactly how team owner Mark Davis envisioned it.
The Las Vegas Raiders made a rare move in the 2025 NFL Draft when they selected Ashton Jeanty with the No. 6 pick. It was the first time a team took a running back in the top six of the draft since Saquon Barkley in 2018.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
Mark Davis recently opened up about what it means to have Tom Brady in the Raiders' organization.
The Las Vegas Raiders have not enjoyed much success during the tenure of owner Mark Davis. His father, Al, was a legendary figure for the franchise, as well as a pioneer for the league, and he won several Super Bowls with the Silver and Black.
The big NFL news of the weekend has revolved around New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr. His status for 2025 came into question recently after it was revealed that he needed shoulder surgery.
As Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis once alluded to, the offseason is one of the best times. Optimism and hope are at a fever pitch but underneath all of that, is the team ignoring one of the most glaring deficiencies?
What was once a beautiful marriage quickly turned into an ugly divorce between Josh Jacobs and the Las Vegas Raiders. Jacobs, a first-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, was seen as a franchise-altering running back in the eyes of Mark Davis and most of his coaches.
Just a few weeks ago, Asante Samuel and Deion Sanders were exchanging barbs on social media and questioning each other’s credentials. Thankfully, the two NFL legends have seemingly put aside their differences following the unprecedented nature of Shedeur Sanders’ draft day debacle.
Skip Bayless is no stranger to controversy; however, Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady allegedly wasn’t too thrilled over a recent Shedeur Sanders take.
Dont'e Thornton Jr. is the kind of pick former Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders owner Mark Davis would have made. A big bodied wide receiver with 4.3 speed.
It's a morbid topic but there's been a lot of speculation about who will own the Las Vegas Raiders after Mark Davis. The NFL requires every owner to have a succession plan in place in case something happens and they have to reaffirm it every year.
This offseason is another extremely important one for the Las Vegas Raiders. The team has again started over with a new regime as Pete Carroll and John Spytek have taken over as head coach and general manager, respectively, but one thing that hasn’t changed is owner Mark Davis at the top.
The Las Vegas Raiders are making a lot of moves this offseason. Owner Mark Davis has brought in a new regime that he believes will help turn the Raiders franchise back to their winning ways.
If nothing else, Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis is fully self-aware of the lack of his team’s on-field success—no wonder he loves the offseason. Let’s be clear; Raider Nation fully understands the harsh reality.
Even for teams like the Las Vegas Raiders that have struggled in recent history, the offseason brings reasonable optimism for success. Sure, no one is expecting the Raiders to pull off a shocking Super Bowl win, and that is perfectly fine.
Each offseason, players from each National Football League team anonomously vote on everything from the quality of the food the team serves at their facilities to how their families are treated.
On Monday, principal owner Mark Davis watched as new head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek were introduced to the Las Vegas Raiders. After the press conference for the two was over, Davis was part of the ensuing media scrum to answer questions.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had an encouraging start of the offseason. What's next?
Let’s catch up on the Las Vegas Raiders‘ week of talks and developments—including a new general manager and the latest on owner Mark Davis. As we all know, Ben Johnson didn’t work out for the Silver and Black.
Based on several reports in recent days, we’ve been pushing the assumption that part-owner Tom Brady has immense influence in the Raiders‘ operations, namely the ongoing searches for a new head coach and general manager.
Shedeur Sanders prefers to play for the Las Vegas Raiders.
Founded in 1960, the Las Vegas Raiders are undoubtedly one of the most storied franchises in National Football League history. They are among the few teams
The Las Vegas Raiders’ ownership group looks set to expand. On Wednesday, The Athletic announced that Mark Davis agreed in principle to a deal to sell a total of 15 percent of the franchise.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis on Saturday shared his definitive stance about all the trade rumors surrounding Maxx Crosby.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis has made questionable decisions at times for the Raiders during his time at the helm. Raider Nation has every right to be frustrated with Davis.
One unnamed "veteran NFL broadcaster" addressed the limitations Tom Brady might face as an announcer now that his minority stake in the Raiders was approved.
Las Vegas Raiders’ training camp will be a very quiet affair in 2024 thanks to a set of unusual decisions and an obscure NFL rule.
The Las Vegas Raiders are heading back to Southern California for training camp. However, they must keep their return under wraps.
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