Raiders News Updates

Kirk Cousins may have the Week 1 job, but the Raiders’ decision to keep Fernando Mendoza in play could signal a shorter leash. The post Raiders Aren’t Naming a QB1—and Adam Schefter May Know Why appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

John Spytek just made another statement with the Raiders’ roster. This time, a cornerback paid the price. The post Raiders make a telling move at cornerback under GM John Spytek appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

The Raiders’ wide receiver room was thin. Now it’s officially a problem. The post The Raiders’ WR situation is suddenly hard to ignore appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

The Raiders are sending a familiar face to New York, reuniting a former starter with Geno Smith after a surprising trade. The post Raiders reuniting Jordan Meredith with “Tank Commander” Geno Smith in New York appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

The Raiders were counting on one of their most intriguing young pass rushers to make his mark this season. Instead, Keyron Crawford’s rookie campaign is over before he ever gets the chance. The post Raiders lose promising EDGE before the season even begins appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

Klint Kubiak is making Fernando Mendoza earn his place as the Raiders’ backup QB, proving draft status alone won’t decide the battle. The post Klint Kubiak isn’t handing Fernando Mendoza anything in Raiders QB battle appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

With Week 1 getting closer by the day, Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak had plenty to say Friday. The problem? He still left plenty unanswered. The post Klint Kubiak had answers Friday, just not the ones Raiders fans wanted appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

The Raiders’ final preseason loss exposed three lingering concerns that could become major problems once the regular season begins. The post 3 Uncomfortable Truths From the Raiders’ Preseason Finale appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

The Raiders may still be a couple of weeks away, but draft season is already here. As college football kicks off, keep an eye on these 2027 prospects who could land on Las Vegas’ radar. The post Week 0 Draft Watch: 2027 Prospects on the Raiders’ Radar appeared first on The Raider Ramble.

The Las Vegas Raiders announced that they have signed No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza to his rookie contract. With teams getting set to report to training camp, the Raiders were able to get their future franchise quarterback signed without any holdout. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the […]

The Las Vegas Raiders enter the 2026 season with renewed expectations following a busy offseason. Significant changes across the coaching staff, roster, and both sides of the ball have reshaped the franchise’s outlook. As the schedule unfolds, the impact of these decisions will become […]

The 2026 NFL season is around the corner and the one thing that signals that most is the annual release of the Las Vegas Raiders schedule, which is finally here. Schedule release day has become a tradition in the NFL with teams putting out creative videos to celebrate, and here is what the Raiders […]

The Las Vegas Raiders selecting Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the top overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft has been a foregone conclusion for quite some time now. Finding a franchise quarterback has been the top priority for the Raiders for multiple years and Mendoza is coming off an […]

The Las Vegas Raiders officially selected quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The 22-year-old skipped attending the draft in favor of spending the night with his family in Miami, but looked very excited to join the Raiders after hearing his name announced […]

The Las Vegas Raiders are widely expected to take Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, but that didn’t stop them from signing veteran signal-caller Kirk Cousins to what is essentially a one-year, $20 million contract. With Aidan O’Connell as the only […]

The 2026 NFL Draft is set to take place in Pittsburgh, Pa., from April 23-25, with Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza widely expected to go to the Las Vegas Raiders at No. 1 overall. Mendoza reportedly visited the Raiders on Tuesday and does not plan to meet with other NFL teams before the draft. […]

While he is not a stereotypically big receiver that Jon Gruden prefers, Fountain’s explosion and draft slotting make him an intriguing option. The Raiders currently feature a glut of fifth and sixth round picks.

With the Raiders desperately needing a disruptive defensive tackle, Brown fits the need.

With sixteen days remaining until the 2018 NFL Draft, the Oakland Raiders look to fill out their roster.

In essence, Burks offers the Raiders a talent that can serve many roles on the team.

That’s the emphatic message the Oakland Raiders send by taking Roquan Smith at No. 10 overall in this April’s draft.

If the Raiders deploy Aruna as is, they could see him as a pass rush specialist with six to eight sack capability.

When Jon Gruden returned with $100 Million through ten seasons, Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie’s tenure was presumed dead.

Nevertheless, he is a high-risk high-reward steal for any franchise. The Raiders will benefit from this class.

In that vein, let us look at “surprise” picks in the first three rounds for the Oakland Raiders.

Without a doubt, the Oakland Raiders began a roster makeover.