The Raiders have reached out to three general manager candidates after completing their first set of coaching interviews.
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The Raiders added a seventh name to their list of coaching candidates Monday. It’s the second candidate they’ve asked to speak to within their division.
The team’s annual Impact Playbook highlights several aspects of the Raiders’ community work and charitable contributions.
Las Vegas has been flooded with new sports franchises over the past seven years, and with them are their eccentric (and somewhat off-putting) mascots. Here’s who they are.
The Raiders filled out their practice squad on Monday. Soon, one of their ex-players could help another team do the same.
Sunday was supposed to be the big day. Or at least it seemed. Aside from the April draft period, the Raiders hadn’t acquired a defensive player this offseason who will be on their Week 1 roster.
On Friday and Saturday, the team reduced its roster from 90 players. On Sunday, it’s going to change.
Undrafted rookie linebacker Nicholas Morrow, who played at Division III Greenville College, survived Saturday’s NFL roster reduction to earn a spot with the Oakland Raiders.
As NFL teams tinkered with their final rosters by trading players and signing players from the waiver wire, the Pittsburgh Steelers were just happy to see their all-pro running back walking around the team’s facility.
Tight end Gabe Holmes and running back George Atkinson III were among the several Raiders players notified Friday of their release, sources said. This was the first of two transaction waves.
The Raiders dropped to 0-4 after losing the preseason finale against the Seattle Seahawks 17-13 at home Thursday.
Review-Journal Vegas Nation host Bryan Salmond and handicapper Kelly Stewart bring you the best tweets from the final Raiders preseason game.
Raiders wide receiver Johnny Holton consumed double teams Thursday night in punt coverage, eating up the attention of jammers by chomping through contact as he impressed coaches with his special teams play.
More than 40 Raiders players did not play a single snap Thursday night in the exhibition finale against the Seattle Seahawks in which EJ Manuel clearly won the backup quarterback battle over Connor Cook.
