The Las Vegas Raiders are expected to put together a better season in 2025, but does that mean a playoff berth. Well, in the eyes of one expert, it does.

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The Raiders drafted Ashton Jeanty and signed Raheem Mostert in free agency, which will certainly make it difficult for McCormick to get serious touches in 2025. But keeping him off the roster entirely might be a mistake for Las Vegas. For more on the Raiders and NFL, head to Newsweek Sports.

The Las Vegas Raiders entered the offseason with several pressing needs and addressed nearly every one of them. Along with their quarterback situation, the Raid

The Las Vegas Raiders did well to shore up some of the numerous holes on their roster this offseason, but entering training camp, there were still a handful of starting jobs up for grabs. One of those was the starting cornerback role alongside Eric Stokes ...

That said, there is one blockbuster trade the Raiders could pull off that would make the team even stronger. In fact, they are also being named the "frontrunners" for this trade.

Smith signed a two-year deal with the Raiders, but it sounds like he'll have to prove himself if he wants to remain the team's QB1 beyond this season.

JC Fernandez from Good Day Las Vegas spent a morning at Pinkbox Doughnuts learning how to make doughnuts and compete in a challenge to design the best Raiders doughnut.

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The landmark event will celebrate the rich legacy and culture of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), showcasing one of college football's most storied rivalries.

Speaking to ESPN’s Ryan McFadden, Carroll shared a brief but pointed reflection about coaching in the AFC West, which features accomplished head coaches Andy Reid of the Kansas City Chiefs, Sean Payton of the Denver Broncos, and Jim Harbaugh of the Los Angeles Chargers.