The Raiders have a big decision to make, as a popular name at quarterback falls to them when they are on the clock in our very early 2025 NFL mock draft.
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The NFL draft is over, but Raiders fans still have plenty of questions, especially about their quarterbacks. Will it be Aidan O’Connell and Gardner Minshew?
Second-year quarterback Aidan O’Connell is one of several Raiders players who will wear a different jersey number this season.
The Raiders have had a decorated history at the wide receiver position, but one current player is making a case to be included among the all-time greats.
Friday was another step on the journey for Carl Nassib, speaking publicly for the first time since coming out in June as the first openly gay active player in the NFL.
While it was difficult to pinpoint the cause of the melee, it apears that defensive end Yannick Nagkoue and offensive tackle Jaryd Jones-Smith were in the middle of the scrum.
The Raiders signed free agent Bo Scarbrough to add needed depth at the position after Jalen Richard got hurt and Theo Riddick retired.
As the preseason creeps closer, Raiders fans have plenty of questions about how things are going in training camp.
Foster Moreau’s contributon will come primarily as a blocker in the run game. But as his playing time increases, the more opportunities he’ll get in the passing game as well.
The Raiders defensive end spoke Friday for the first time since coming out as the first active NFL player to announce he was gay.
A day after signing free agent defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, longtime Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright was in Henderson on Thursday for a meeting with the Raiders.
Just in time for the first preseason home game Aug. 14, the Raiders announced Thursday that Pinkbox Doughnuts is their “official doughnut partner.”
The second-year wide receiver is having a strong camp. His early play is drawing comparison to Davante Adams from Derek Carr and Terrell Owens from Jon Gruden.
Over the past year, the value of the Raiders has increased by 10 percent to $3.415 billion, according to Forbes. This puts them 16th among the NFL’s 32 teams.