Few teams changed as much as the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2025 NFL offseason, making their final roster cut process an interesting affair. None of their releases was more surprising than 2024 breakout star Sincere McCormick.
The Las Vegas Raiders want to do things well on the offensive side of the ball. If they want to win more games this season and have a chance to win their division, the Silver and Black will have to be better on offense.
The Las Vegas Raiders have multiple talented running backs on their roster in addition to Ashton Jeanty. Running back Sincere McCormick has flashed his potential over the past two seasons, showing an ability to be a quality change-of-pace back for the Raiders.
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The Las Vegas Raiders want to unlock the run game next season. That is one thing they will fully focus on this summer as they get ready for training camp.
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One thing that the Las Vegas Raiders want to do way better next season is run the ball well. Last season, the Silver and Black had the worst run game in the National Football League.
The Las Vegas Raiders are under new leadership heading into the 2025 National Football League season. The Raiders now have a new head coach, Pete Carroll, and a new general manager, John Spytek, leading the way.
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.
Could these two players be on the move?
The Las Vegas Raiders offense has bits and pieces of offensive players to build around, mainly tight end Brock Bowers. One area that the franchise should look to improve this offseason is at running back.
The Las Vegas Raiders rushing in 2024-25 was not terrific. Having spurts of life from veterans Alexander Mattison and Ameer Abdullah, mixed with the youthful touch of Sincere McCormick, the ground game was not good for Las Vegas.
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If the Las Vegas Raiders get a chance to speak to Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Liam Coen, both sides will know quickly if it is the best fit.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had many players go in and out of the starting running back role this season. From veterans Alexander Mattison and Ameer Abdullah to Zamir White, the running back position still seems up for grabs in 2025.
The Raiders opened up two roster spots today after placing defensive end Maxx Crosby and running back Sincere McCormick on injured reserve, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The Las Vegas Raiders placed three-time Pro Bowl defensive end Maxx Crosby and rookie running back Sincere McCormick on injured reserve Wednesday. The move was expected for Crosby, who underwent ankle surgery this week and could be looking at a second operation, according to a recent report.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced six roster moves, including officially placing DE Maxx Crosby and RB Sincere McCormick on injured reserve. Both will miss
While many rightfully construe the 2024 Las Vegas Raiders season as a disaster, a potential bright spot recently surfaced. Granted, said potential ray of sunshine will not serve as the root cause for their 2025 turnaround.
Through 14 weeks, no running black to play for the Las Vegas Raiders has totaled more than five runs of 10-plus yardage. Aside from Sincere McCormick, that is, who’s attempted any number of rushes in only three contests this season.
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Running back’s vision and balance allowing Las Vegas to effectively utilize play action Sincere McCormick embodies the phrase “patience is a virtue.” The
The Raiders running back is making a name for himself and got rewarded with a permanent spot on the roster The Las Vegas Raiders have struggled to run the ball most of the season.
Despite the Black Friday loss, the Las Vegas Raiders hit the Kansas City Chiefs with an unknown weapon. A stout Chiefs defense struggled containing a little-known running back who once went undrafted.
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The Las Vegas Raiders have a big game this Friday against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. The Raiders are currently 2-9 and are one of the worst teams in the league, and the struggles on the offense have been a key factor.
As the Las Vegas Raiders prepare for a quick turnaround with a game this Friday, let’s catch you up on all things Silver and Black, including Sincere McCormick’s performance and a certain AFC West QB sounding off.
The Raiders announced four roster moves on Saturday, including DE K’Lavon Chaisson to their active roster. The team is elevating RB Sincere McCormick and WR Alex Bachman from the practice squad.
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