New UNLV offensive coordinator Corey Dennis reunited with his old college pal Darren Waller when he arrived in Las Vegas. Their bond dates to high school.
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Whoever the Raiders hire as their new general manager will have to make several key decisions, including a new contract for Maxx Crosby and a new quarterback.
The Raiders need to wait out Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson in hopes that he will accept their head coaching position.
A Raiders defensive assistant coach for the past three seasons is leaving to take an assistant position at USC alongside coach Lincoln Riley.
Oakland represents almost a $1 million liability at the Westgate sportsbook, which also stands to lose six figures if Raiders quarterback Derek Carr wins the NFL MVP.
The Oakland Raiders are 40-1 long shots to win Super Bowl LIV and 16-1 to win the AFC West, and quarterback Derek Carr is a 25-1 shot to win the NFL MVP award.
The Oakland Raiders are 5-1 underdogs at the Westgate sportsbook to make the NFL playoffs this season and minus 700 favorites to miss the postseason.
To defend spread offenses, the Raiders plan to rely more on athleticism.
The Raiders made Rodney Hudson the highest-paid center in football and will need his veteran leadership early in 2019.
The Raiders made a move to straighten out their crowded quarterback room on Monday.
The Raiders claimed the former Notre Dame quarterback off waivers Sunday after he was released by the Packers a day earlier, temporarily giving them four signal-callers on the roster.
Undrafted rookie free agent and “Hard Knocks” star Keelan Doss was placed on waivers by the Raiders on Saturday.
Ethan Westbrooks is one Raiders player on the bubble waiting for the 53-man roster to become official.
The 30-year-old veteran becomes the highest-paid center in the league with three-year extension worth $33.75 million.
