The Las Vegas Raiders have continued to reinforce their defensive line, making their second significant move in that area this

That means Smith’s $31 million cap hit for 2025 won’t count on the Raiders’ books when the free agency negotiation period begins at 9 a.m. PT on Monday. As a result, Las Veg

The Las Vegas Raiders have been very active this off-season, and free agency hasn't officially started yet. Free agency is set to kick off when the new league year kicks off this week, and man, it's going to be crazy.

With free agency just hours away, the Las Vegas Raiders are heading into a pivotal offseason after going 4-13 in 2024. Currently, the organization has a ton of cap space, but they also have a ton of holes to fill.

The Las Vegas Raiders made the boldest move of the offseason so far, trading a third-round pick (No. 73) in the 2025 NFL draft to the Seattle Seahawks for quarterback Geno Smith. The move reunites Smith with his former coach,

The Las Vegas Raiders entered the offseason with two glaring weaknesses in their offensive backfield. Last year, they chose to forego signing a veteran quarterback in free agency and gambled on selecting a first-round prospect with No.