As we get closer and closer to the 2025 NFL Draft, it's becoming more and more clear that the most likely pick at No. 6 for the Las Vegas Raiders is Ashton Jeanty.
With quarterback Geno Smith signed to an extension, the Raiders are out of the running for a quarterback in the early rounds of the draft, right? Not necessarily.
The Las Vegas Raiders were crippled by poor quarterback play a season ago, but new general manager John Spytek solved that problem this offseason by trading for the Seattle Seahawks' Geno Smith.
Geno Smith signing a two-year contract extension with the Las Vegas Raiders was not the only major quarterback news to come out Thursday. Shortly before the Smith news broke, the New England Patriots confirmed they had traded Joe Milton III to the Dallas Cowboys.
The Raiders are in the midst of a culture shift that should bring winning ways back to the proud franchise. By extending Geno Smith, the team has given themselves stability at the most important position in football for the first time since the departure of Derek Carr.
The Las Vegas Raiders are still in search of their franchise quarterback, despite trading for and extending Geno Smith's contract . While he does give them a better chance to compete in a loaded AFC West division, it's not as if he gives them much to look forward to in their future.
Though the Las Vegas Raiders agreed to a new contract with quarterback Geno Smith, they appear to still be in the quarterback market this offseason. The team has visited with a number of quarterback prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft class and is adding another one to the list.
Buffalo could end up trading standout running back The Las Vegas Raiders badly need a running back and they are fully expected to take a player at the position early in the draft, perhaps even with the No.
The Las Vegas Raiders are working their way through research as they determine which prospects best fit the team in the 2025 NFL Draft. Many expect the Raiders to address the offensive side of the ball, as the team struggled there last season.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been working hard, putting together a prospect board as the 2025 NFL Draft nears. The Raiders have many positions to address
SportsTrust Advisors announced their client, DE Janarius Robinson, signed a contract with the Chiefs on Friday. Robinson, 25, is a former fourth-round pick by the Vikings in the 2021 NFL Draft out of Florida State.
After a successful haul last offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders face a critical NFL Draft this offseason. The Raiders' roster need an infusion of talent and depth, after losing plenty of both early in free agency.
How many of the active NFL quarterbacks with at least five-career fourth quarter comebacks can you name in five minutes?
Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio shared how the exact details of Geno Smith's deal leave the door slightly cracked regarding the Raiders possibly drafting Shedeur Sanders.
New offensive line seems set The Las Vegas Raiders are still building their 2025 roster under new head coach Pete Carroll. But it seems like the offensive line is close to being set in terms of the players, The Raiders did quick work on the unit, which will be coached by Brennan Carroll, the son of Las Vegas’ head coach.
If nothing else, Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis is fully self-aware of the lack of his team’s on-field success—no wonder he loves the offseason. Let’s be clear; Raider Nation fully understands the harsh reality.
Following Geno Smith’s new deal with the Las Vegas Raiders, does the situation affect the possibility of general manager John Spytek drafting a quarterback this month?
Over the past three seasons, Smith has 71 touchdown passes.
Even for teams like the Las Vegas Raiders that have struggled in recent history, the offseason brings reasonable optimism for success. Sure, no one is expecting the Raiders to pull off a shocking Super Bowl win, and that is perfectly fine.
John Vella, an offensive lineman who played eight seasons in the NFL and won a Super Bowl with the Oakland Raiders, has died aged 74. The Raiders announced his passing on social media.
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