The Las Vegas Raiders seem to be going about their rebuild the right way, bringing in vast personnel with vast experience ...

After spending the 2024 season with the Chicago Bears, the well-traveled former state champion coach has joined Pete Carroll’s staff.

The Las Vegas Raiders need to address the quarterback position at some point during the 2025 offseason. While signing a player from the free agent market is one way to add a signal-caller ...

See what members of the Las Vegas Raiders had to say about ... 112 receptions for 1,194 yards and was arguably the Raiders' most consistent player during the 2024 season. While Bowers' impact ...

A Las Vegas Raiders free agent pitch lands a $41 million Pro Bowl offensive tackle in Las Vegas to bolster the offensive line ...

The Las Vegas Raiders are getting ready for the NFL Combine in a few weeks, and that means they will need all hands on deck.

For Pete Carroll and the Las Vegas Raiders, the draft presents a chance ... The process of the draft – more specifically, which players a team is targeting in the draft – is fluid and ever ...

The Las Vegas Raiders ... begins March 12, the Raiders will have $92 million in cap space, according to Over The Cap. ESPN recently came out with a story of which players each NFL team should ...

Raiders assistant GM Champ Kelly has interviewed with the Jaguars for their general manager vacancy. Kelly just completed his third year as assistant GM in Las Vegas. He also briefly ... are Packers ...

The annual Salute to Service Award presented by USAA recognizes players, coaches, staff and alumni for their efforts in supporting military and veteran communities. The Las Vegas Raiders and ...

Players like Isaac Yiadom, Paulson Adebo and Alontae Taylor would all have their moments with Woods being their primary mentor. Losing Woods is hardly a surprise, as an almost brand new coaching ...

On Tuesday, ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. delivered a clear warning to the Raiders: they must address ... he stressed that Las Vegas can't afford to overlook the quarterback position again ...