If the Raiders hire Jesse Minter as head coach, it won’t be a splash—it’ll be a statement: defensive structure, weekly consistency and an AFC West-ready baseline built to last.
Jesse Minter as Raiders HC would be a defensive statement Read More »
The Raiders have a lot of work to do but among those priorities will need to be reloading the offense built around their new QB.
Raiders get to work building an offensive juggernaut in 3-round mock draft Read More »
Despite a recent viral trade proposal, trading Maxx Crosby would be a disastrous decision for the Raiders.
The Raiders don’t get better by trading Maxx Crosby Read More »
Robert Saleh could raise the Raiders’ weekly floor, but the real bet would be his offensive staff. If Mike McDaniel follows, Las Vegas stops hoping a No. 1 QB hits and starts building a system.
A Raiders blueprint: Robert Saleh’s floor and Mike McDaniel’s ceiling Read More »
The Raiders want an offensive reset, but Klint Kubiak is not a guaranteed fix. Minnesota’s numbers add needed context before the “genius” hype takes over.
The Raiders shouldn’t crown Klint Kubiak yet Read More »
If Tom Brady and the rest of brain trust over at Raiders HQ wants to end the losing, Mike Tomlin should already be on speed dial.
If Tom Brady and the Raiders want to end the losing, call Mike Tomlin Read More »
If the Raiders hire Klint Kubiak and draft Fernando Mendoza, the scheme won’t matter without real support: protection, weapons, and consistency.
A Raiders’ Klint Kubiak-Fernando Mendoza plan only works with real support Read More »
The Raiders need to catch up to the rest of the NFL, hiring Brian Daboll as OC plus drafting Fernando Mendoza might accomplish that.
Brian Daboll plus Fernando Mendoza could modernize the Raiders offense Read More »
The Raiders have the No. 1 pick, premium draft leverage, and a young core. Las Vegas is the NFL’s most attractive rebuild for a new coach.
The Las Vegas Raiders are the league’s most attractive rebuild Read More »
Fernando Mendoza could finally end the Raiders’ QB carousel. Here’s why he fits Las Vegas—and why the No. 1 pick matters.
Fernando Mendoza can finally end the Raiders’ QB carousel Read More »
