Fifth-year linebacker James Onwualu joins running back Theo Riddick on the reserve/retired list less than a week into the Raiders’ training camp.
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John Brown, signed by the Raiders in the offseason, is one of the NFL’s fastest players, but he said he couldn’t beat fellow wide receiver Henry Ruggs in a race.
Raiders general manager Mike Mayock has tested positive for COVID and will begin working from home, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed Monday.
Richie Incognito, 38, has taken on a leadership role on a young offensive line that is expected to do its part for a team looking to avoid another late-season collapse.
Raiders supporter Wayne “Violator” Mabry and two others are entering the Hall of Fans on Friday and will have their displays unveiled at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The on-field portion of the first week of training camp consisted of nonpadded practices for the Raiders. But that changes Tuesday when they begin practicing in pads.
The Raiders re-signed kicker Dominik Eberle, who spent his 2020 rookie season on the practice squad, to replace Daniel Carlson, who was put on the COVID list Saturday.
A team that ranked eighth in yards and 10th in offense across the NFL last season fell flatter than a can of non-carbonated soda in the red zone.
Kicker Daniel Carlson on Saturday became the second player on the list. Running back Jalen Richard is expected to return to practice on Tuesday.
Jon Gruden said his team is putting its experiences from last season to the test as more virtual interactions have been required already in training camp.
Teammates are already raving about Raiders rookie Alex Leatherwood, who has impressed with his power, athletic ability and businesslike approach.
The Allegiant Stadium’s collection of art explores Las Vegas and Raiders traditions.
The Raiders lost some of their backfield depth just a few days into training camp with Friday’s announcement that Theo Riddick was retiring.
The splashy free agent signing and projected starting defensive end says he has quickly taken to the organization’s locker room and culture in his first year in Las Vegas.
The Raiders’ defense needed an infusion of leadership as much as talent, and Gus Bradley and Yannick Ngakoue have stepped forcefully into that role.
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Richie Incognito keeps up with younger Raiders teammates