The Raiders ended their season with a win against the Kansas City Chiefs, but landing the No. 1 overall draft pick was far more important.
NFL Draft
Raiders fans didn’t have to sweat out the team’s draft position during Sunday’s season finale against the Kansas City Chiefs. It was already settled.
The Raiders have several paths to landing the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL draft, but several other teams also are in the mix with three games left in the season.
Former UNLV receiver Ricky White III is enjoying his first taste of the NFL — as he should after all the work he put in to make his goal a reality.
Add Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty to the growing list of players who got prank-called on NFL draft weekend.
The Raiders became the second team since 2018 to take a running back in the top 10 of the draft this year. Here’s how recent picks have fared in the NFL.
Former Michigan star Aidan Hutchinson expects to feel excitement and relief when he finally learns his fate early in the first round of the NFL draft on Thursday in Las Vegas.
From the red carpet at the Bellagio fountains to the now customary bear hug from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, prospects can’t wait for the Vegas-style draft.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal will run computer simulations and profile the players who end up with the Raiders with the 86th pick, their first selection of the NFL draft, throughout the week.
Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay have transformed the draft from a two-day football festival into a year-round phenomenon.
The onus to improve what have been some questionable recent draft picks falls on new general manager Dave Ziegler and coach Josh McDaniels.
Several trades shake up the first round in our final projection with the mystery beginning right at the top of the board.
Review-Journal Raiders reporter Adam Hill ranks the top five prospects at each position group.
NFL draft attendees can put their skills to the test at the NFL Draft Experience, which boasts over 1 million square feet of event space.
The NFL draft has become a media phenomenon with dozens of hours of coverage across several networks, streaming services and social media channels.
Even in planning stages, the NFL draft is feeling like a rite of passage on the Strip.
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