Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby, who has a “Timberland boot-sized” wrap on his left leg because of a high-ankle sprain, has never missed a game in his career.
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The Raiders may start a pair of rookie offensive linemen Sunday at Allegiant Stadium against the Browns’ formidable defensive line.
The Raiders, already missing three defensive starters, could be without defensive end Maxx Crosby for Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns at Allegiant Stadium.
Isaiah Pola-Mao will replace veteran safety Marcus Epps, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in Sunday’s game, when the Raiders host the Cleveland Browns.
Khalil Mack returns to practice ahead of the Raiders game against Tennessee.
Marquel Lee will make his first NFL start on Sunday. And what a time for it.
Tennessee, which posted a 9-7 record in 2016, improved its roster via the draft and free agency, making Sunday’s Titans-Raiders game one of the better matchups of Week 1.
Bryan Salmond and Michael Gehlken discuss how the Raiders had a different tone at practice today as well as some potential injury news concerning Khalil Mack.
Raiders teammates know who they are getting in Derek Carr, a man who prescribes to the “faith, family and football” adage.
There is no question Sebastian Janikowski will play an 18th season with the Raiders. It’s a matter if he will start on time.
Khalil Mack was given a rest day Wednesday. At least, anyone invested in the Raiders’ success can hope that’s what it was.
A significant few days await Penn. The 11th-year NFL veteran will face the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, looking to play all 65 or so of the Raiders’ estimated snaps after his holdout.
Bryan Salmond discusses Raiders news as players were placed on injured reserve, returned from preseason injuries or just continued getting acclimated to a new team heading into their Week 1 game against the Tennessee Titans.
The Clark County Commission will undertake a high-impact project review of the planned $1.9 billion, 65,000-seat Las Vegas Stadium when it meets Wednesday morning. Catch up on stadium construction news in the first presentation of the “Vegas Nation Stadium Show.”
