The Raiders want Maxx Crosby to sit out the last two games of the season, and the star defensive end was frustrated with the decision Friday.
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The interior of the Raiders’ offensive line hopes to build off what it believes was its best performance of the season last week in Houston.
Raiders fans want to know about the quarterback situation for the final two games, the chain of command in the organization and the NFL draft, among other things.
The New York Giants appear to have their quarterback of the future in rookie Jaxson Dart, while the Raiders are hoping to find theirs in the 2026 NFL draft.
UNLV junior quarterback Anthony Colandrea, who said last week he would return to the school for his senior season, will enter the transfer portal.
The Golden Knights will hit the ground running after their Christmas break by hosting the NHL-leading Colorado Avalanche at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday.
Las Vegas professional sports bettors selected their best bets from NFL Week 17 and upcoming college football bowl games.
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The Raiders want Maxx Crosby to sit out the last two games of the season, and the star defensive end was frustrated with the decision Friday.
The Raiders are placing star tight end Brock Bowers and safety Jeremy Chinn on the injured reserve list. Bowers has been dealing with a knee injury all season.
The UNLV football team fell to Ohio in the Frisco Bowl on a night when not much of anything went right for coach Dan Mullen’s side.
Plagued by slow starts the past few games, the Golden Knights answered with a fast one of their own Tuesday and blasted the San Jose Sharks at T-Mobile Arena.
