The Las Vegas Raiders have several questions they must answer as the offseason ramps up. Along with roster-related issues, the Raiders' front office faces criti

After the Green Bay Packers' collapse on Saturday, DC Jeff Hafley has received head coaching interview requests from two AFC teams.

The Las Vegas Raiders received a clear message on quarterbacks Fernando Mendoza and Dante Moore ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

From Brock Bowers' knee injury in the first game of the season, to the Las Vegas Raiders shutting down star defensive end Maxx Crosby two weeks early, Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Raiders continue to request interviews for the coaching opening left by the firing of Pete Carroll. They have have requested interviews with Vance Joseph, Klint Kubiak, Davis Webb, Matt Nagy, Kevin Stefanski , Jeff Hafley, Nate Scheelhaase, Mike LaFleur, and now Chris Shula

Saturday the LA Rams won a shootout in a hostile environment in Carolina to advance in the playoffs. Sunday, the Raiders requested to speak with two of the offensive assistants for their vacant head coach position, hoping to tap into a bit of what makes the Rams offense so potent.

Fox Sports' Jay Glazer reported that Crosby "vehemently disagreed" with the Raiders' decision to shut him down over their last two contests and left their facilities after he was informed of the news. John Spytek, Las Vegas' general manager, ultimately wasn't too worried about the situation.

Even with the regular season barely wrapped up, the 2026 NFL Draft is already front and center. The draft order is mostly set, and attention has landed on the Las Vegas Raiders and their possible obvious choice,

The Las Vegas Raiders have a very important offseason looming ahead, one they must come away from as huge winners if they want to bounce back from a 3 - 14 seas