NFL insider Albert Breer reported that the Raiders are interviewing former Carolina Panthers and Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera for its head coaching vacancy on Friday.

Along with the usual AFC West slate, the Silver and Black will face the AFC South and NFC East, plus the fourth-place finishers in the AFC North, NFC North and AFC East.

It’s the AFC’s turn to have nine home games and along with the two AFC South teams and two NFC East teams, the Raiders will welcome the likewise division bottom dwelling Browns and Bears to Allegiant. That is, of course, if one of those games isn’t an international game.

The Las Vegas Raiders seem to be in the lead in the Ben Johnson sweepstakes, to see who will land him as head coach. But, they still need to interview more head coaches in case the Johnson deal just doesn't work out,

With the Las Vegas Raiders' 2024 campaign in the books after their Week 18 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, we now know who the Raiders will face in 2025. Here's a look at the complete list of the Raiders' upcoming opponents for next season.

A few days after firing head coach Antonio Pierce, the Las Vegas Raiders made it known they wanted a reset at the general manager position as well. They fired Tom Telesco, and are now in business for a new general manager.

After firing Tom Telesco, the Las Vegas Raiders find themselves needing a leader in the front office. These three names need to rank at the top of the list.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers clinched the NFC South for the fourth time in as many years and are now turning their attention to the Wild Card round of the playoffs

The Las Vegas Raiders became the latest NFL team to make a leadership change on Tuesday, firing Antonio Pierce following his first and only season as the full-time head coach. Promoted from an interim stint after the 2023 campaign,

The Raiders off-the-field initiatives continue to rack up positive impacts on the Las Vegas Valley. The NFL team’s annual Impact Playbook released Jan. 3 highlights several aspects of the Raiders’ community work, charitable contributions and ongoing relationships with former players.

Based on reports, it seemed all but certain the Las Vegas Raiders and Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson were the right match for a head coaching j