The Maxx Crosby-to-the-Rams trade buzz is built on four shaky “ifs” and a slow news cycle. Here’s why the Raiders aren’t selling.
Slow Raiders news day? The Maxx Crosby and Rams speculation is back online Read More »
Fernando Mendoza did not come to Las Vegas alone. With former Indiana teammates already in the building, the Raiders’ new franchise quarterback has a head start most rookies never get.
Now it’s a party: Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza brought his Indiana guys to Sin City Read More »
The Raiders rookie QB spoke about Cuban immigrant grandparents, absorbing Kirk Cousins “by osmosis” and a franchise standard most teams only pretend to have.
The Las Vegas Raiders finally built perennial Pro Bowler Maxx Crosby a real defense—and now there are zero excuses left for Las Vegas.
The Raiders built Maxx Crosby a real defense: Now it has to show Read More »
Fernando Mendoza arrives with the Las Vegas Raiders with a clear sense of self and the understanding that he must begin anew.
College champion Fernando Mendoza starts at zero with the Las Vegas Raiders Read More »
Baltimore botched it. Cincinnati hesitated. Now the Rams are involved. Who will ultimately agree to the Raiders’ asking price for Maxx Crosby?
Make the Raiders an offer they can’t refuse Read More »
Tom Brady’s influence is inching closer to the Las Vegas Raiders—but landing his protégé could bring as much tension as promise.
What happens when Tom Brady’s Way becomes the Raiders’ Way Read More »
The Raiders’ draft plan looks disciplined, logical, even smart. But beneath the surface, warning signs suggest this “perfect” strategy could unravel when it matters most.
Inside the trap the Raiders can’t afford to fall into on draft night Read More »
John Spytek isn’t following the mock draft hype; instead, he is establishing the Raiders’ draft board on his own terms while the rest of the league struggles to catch up.
John Spytek’s Raiders Board won’t budge to the mock draft hype Read More »
When everyone’s talking about trading back, here’s why the Raiders should trust their board and stay put at No. 36.
Against the grain: Why the Raiders and GM John Spytek should stand pat at No. 36 Read More »
