After months of speculation through tons and tons of mock drafts , the Las Vegas Raiders did what was expected from them and made the smart decision to draft Ashton Jeanty with the sixth overall pick.
Ashton Jeanty has long been connected to the Raiders, and that remains the case as the countdown to the draft continues. It would come as no surprise if the Boise State back wound up beginning his career in Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders' inability to run the ball consistently has cost them nearly as much over the past two seasons as their lack of a true starting-caliber quarterback.
With Geno Smith now a member of the Las Vegas Raiders, running back is a strong candidate for ‘biggest need’ in Sin City. On the bright side, veteran runner Raheem Mostert agreed to join the Silver and Black on a one-year, $1.6 million deal this offseason.
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 need a running back. Raheem Mostert, Zamir White, and Sincere McCormick are serviceable answers, but their ceilings are greatly limited to that of the 2025 NFL Draft's top running back prospect, Ashton Jeanty.
The Las Vegas Raiders signed Raheem Mostert to ensure a veteran presence in the running back room, but the youth movement is much-needed. High-end talent wouldn't hurt, either, and Iowa's Kaleb Johnson is the type of prospect who will likely get picked much lower than he would in other draft years.
When the Las Vegas Raiders hired Pete Carroll to be their next head coach, one thing became clear: they’re going to run the football in 2025. However, the roster was not ready to be a run-heavy offense when Carroll took over in January.
The Las Vegas Raiders are heavily predicted to draft Ashton Jeanty with the sixth overall pick in the upcoming NFL draft. They had the worst running game in the NFL last season, pairing Jeanty with Raheem Mostert as the backup, and suddenly they have a top-five running back room in the league.
The Las Vegas Raiders are predicted to draft Ashton Jeanty in the upcoming NFL draft by many analysts and websites in mock drafts. While the popular choice, they aren't guaranteed to draft him even if it does make sense for their offense.
The 2024 NFL season did not go how former Miami Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert thought it would. Mostert signed a one-year deal worth 2.1 million
The Las Vegas Raiders face one of the more intriguing offseasons and NFL Drafts of any team in the National Football League. After bringing in a new general manager and head coach, the Raiders are poised to address many of the issues that have plagued them recently.
The Las Vegas Raiders signed veteran running back Raheem Mostert to a one-year deal out of free agency. This move is done in hopes of revamping their ground game and pushing them closer to a playoff spot next season.
The Las Vegas Raiders' new head coach Pete Carroll is known for having a solid ground game over the course of his coaching career. After the Raiders displayed a poor running game throughout the 2024-25 season, the addition of veteran running back Raheem Mostert makes so much sense.
The Las Vegas Raiders are a team that has plenty of options they could go within the upcoming NFL draft with the sixth overall pick. Despite having an immense amount of options, it seems a lot of analysts and fans alike have come to the conclusion that Ashton Jeanty will be wearing the Silver and Black next season.
Las Vegas not drafting one in April would be gross negligence Raheem Mostert defied Father Time once. His 2023 campaign with the Miami Dolphins was his first 1,000-yard rushing season in his 10-year career and his 21 total touchdowns was quite the boon for both team and fantasy football fanatics.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a new running back in town. They moved on from Alexander Mattison and could be looking to trade Zamir White. And we know that they will likely draft a running back in this deep 2205 NFL Draft class.
Running back Raheem Mostert recently revealed that his former team, the San Francisco 49ers, had reached out about a potential reunion. Mostert spent six seasons with the 49ers before joining the Miami Dolphins.
The Las Vegas Raiders are signing veteran running back Raheem Mostert to a one-year, $1.2 million contract, according to multiple reports on Thursday. The free agent is reunited with the Raiders' new offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, who was the head coach in San Francisco in 2016 when Mostert played for the 49ers.
The San Francisco 49ers appear to have solidified their running back situation for 2025. In addition to Christian McCaffrey, the team boasts second-year player Isaac Guerendo and recently placed a second-round tender on Jordan Mason, making it unlikely he will leave.
The Miami Dolphins moved on from Raheem Mostert on Friday ending his three-year stint with the team, but not before he produced one of the franchise's best seasons ever for a running back.
San Francisco 49ers fans will never forget Raheem Mostert's electrifying performance on January 19, 2020. The running back torched the Green Bay Packers for 220 rushing yards and four touchdowns, leading the 49ers to a dominant 37-20 victory in the NFC Championship Game.
The Miami Dolphins have informed running back Raheem Mostert that he will be released, his agent said Friday. The Dolphins will clear $2.9 million in salary cap space by parting ways with the former Pro Bowler, who turns 33 in April.
Raheem Mostert faced an uncertain future after the end of the 2024 campaign, but that has now been resolved. The veteran running back will not be back with the Dolphins next season.
Dolphins RB Raheem Mostert‘s agent, Brett Tessler, announced Miami has informed his client they are releasing him. Releasing Mostert frees up $2,947,353 in cap space and creates $1 million in dead money, per OverTheCap.