The Las Vegas Raiders must strengthen their offensive line this offseason. They are weak at two of the most critical positions on the field: quarterback and wide receiver.
It looks like Joey Bosa's days with the Los Angeles Chargers could be numbered. He's been one of the faces of the team since being the No. 3 pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
Dylan Parham, Michael Mayer amongst second- and third-year players who can and must step up this coming season and beyond Attention and interest is rightfully focused on draft season and free agency for the Las Vegas Raiders’ John Spytek and Pete Carroll.
NFL free agency is still weeks away but if the Las Vegas Raiders want to address their quarterback need now, they could now feasibly do it. It's been widely reported that the Los Angeles Rams and Matthew Stafford could be headed toward a divorce.
The quarterback position has been arguably the biggest topic of discussion for the Raiders for the past two offseasons and will be again this offseason.
The No. 1 question facing the Raiders in the offseason is who will be the starting quarterback for the 2025 NFL season?
The Las Vegas Raiders enter this offseason as a team with numerous questions to answer. While many positions on the roster need help, quarterback stands out as the most desperate need.
The Las Vegas Raiders will be among the most active teams when free agency begins in a few weeks. The Raiders have ample cap space, which new general manager
The Las Vegas Raiders are already getting linked to every available quarterback in free agency. It's not a surprise considering their need at the position but some options might be more realistic than others.
The Las Vegas Raiders sent shockwaves through the NFL recently when they finalized a deal that made Hall of Fame players Tom Brady and Richard Seymour minority owners of the team.
Starting February 27, the NFL world will descend on Indianapolis for the annual draft combine. All 32 NFL teams get the chance to compare the top prospects at each position through a series of drills.
The Las Vegas Raiders definitely need to add some more weapons this offseason, but that does not mean they are completely bereft of talent at the skill positions.
The main objective this offseason for the Las Vegas Raiders is to finally find their long-term answer at the quarterback position. Many possibilities exist for the Raiders in free agency and the trade market for a solution under center.
Everyone knows that the Las Vegas Raiders desperately need a quarterback and almost certainly will not be heading into 2025 with Gardner Minshew and Aidan O'Connell as the lone two options on the depth chart.
As the new Raiders regime looks to retool their quarterbacks depth chart, some of the team’s incumbent signal callers may be pushed off the roster.
The Las Vegas Raiders must find a way to supply whoever will be playing quarterback in 2025 with some more adequate weapons, and there are many ways to go about doing that.
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 took tight end Michael Mayer in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft, and while the young tight end showcased potential in 2023, the Raiders quickly upgraded the position.
The Las Vegas Raiders are at a crossroads regarding their quarterback situation. Holding the sixth overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the team is in a precarious position, as the top three teams all have significant quarterback needs.
The Las Vegas Raiders are starting yet another new regime. But this time, it's with two guys who have been there, done that. Pete Carroll, the new head coach, won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks when they beat the Denver Broncos.
The Las Vegas Raiders are undergoing a major change throughout the franchise. Minority owner Tom Brady has overseen the hiring of a new head coach, Pete Carroll, and a new general manager, John Spytek.
From Detroit to Los Angeles, the 2009 NFL Draft‘s first-overall pick has displayed a level of grit and arm talent that’s been rivaled by few. So much so that the arm talent Matthew Stafford possesses will go down as one of the best in National Football League history.
Despite earlier trade rumors, the new Raiders regime has made it known that Maxx Crosby is in their plans.
It’s undeniable that the Las Vegas Raiders‘ decision to trade away star pass rusher Maxx Crosby would constitute a significant “culture reset.” However, by all accounts, Crosby appears to be buying into what new head coach Pete Carroll is selling; who can forget the images of No.
Adam Butler is a big reason why the Las Vegas Raiders defensive line was decent in the 2024 NFL season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have faced quarterback inconsistency for several seasons. They have not used a first-round pick at the position since 2007, and questions about long-term leadership remain.
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