After naming Pete Carroll as the new head coach in Vegas, one writer believes the Raiders are a top landing spot for a former All-Pro safety.

Did the Bears finally get into winning shape? Will Geno Smith lead a Raiders revival? Can Justin Fields help the Jets make good on a strong round of additions? Nick Shook spotlights the seven teams ...

One of the biggest takeaways from the Raiders’ organized team activities and mandatory minicamp is the amount of talent on ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have been making the most of their offseason festivities, getting the Raider Nation excited to see their franchise hit the field for the 2025 campaign. After a hard 2024 ...

The year before, quarterback Baker Mayfield had a resurgent season, establishing the Buccaneers as one of the best offenses ...

HENDERSON, Nev. — When the Las Vegas Raiders’ coaching staff gathered before the start of offseason team activities, coach Antonio Pierce made a point of shifting their attention away from X ...

The NFL has announced the offseason programs dates for all 32 teams ... an additional voluntary veteran minicamp, which the Raiders have selected to hold from April 21-23. Dates may change ...

The Las Vegas Raiders are facing a very pivotal offseason. Their first year under head coach Josh McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler resulted in a 6-11 record, no playoff push and a lot of ...

The Raiders are not Super Bowl contenders, but it is fair to expect at least marginal improvement this upcoming season. After the past two seasons, even marginal improvement would go a long way.

Watch him play. He's the biggest guy out there. He had a hell of an offseason, came back right after the offseason program, the Super Bowl and got in here and started working and was here every day.

The Las Vegas Raiders were one of the "winners" of the 2022 NFL offseason. Las Vegas was coming off of a playoff campaign, found a new head coach in Josh McDaniels and added a pair of marquee ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have been snake-bitten all season with injuries on both sides of the ball. The next-man-up mentality has been used more times than any of the Raiders coaches would have liked.