Raiders wide receiver Jakobi Meyers, frustrated with the lack of progress on a contract extension, is not backing down from his trade request.
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The Raiders’ season may hinge on whether their young cornerbacks can deliver. That may not be a bad thing given Pete Carroll’s track record at the position.
Here’s a breakdown of the Raiders’ 17 regular-season games in the 2025 season, with dates, times, network, betting lines and storylines for each matchup.
Raiders general manager John Spytek wants to build through the trenches. His first 53-man roster showed he’s following up his words with action.
There are a bunch of people around the Raiders organization with something to prove this year, a group that includes coach Pete Carroll.
The Raiders continued preparations Wednesday for their season opener against the Patriots. General manager John Spytek spoke to the media.
Raiders general manager John Spytek was busy Wednesday, claiming an edge rusher off waivers, signing an offensive tackle and building the team’s practice squad.
Raiders minority owner Tom Brady, the lead analyst on Fox’s NFL coverage, will be allowed to virtually sit in on Fox production meetings with coaches and players.
Wide receiver Amari Cooper, back for his second stint with the Raiders, believes he’ll be able to learn the offense by the team’s season opener Sept. 7.
The Raiders trimmed their roster to 53 players Tuesday and made some surprising decisions along the way.
The Raiders acquired Browns quarterback Kenny Pickett, who will become the team’s backup after an injury to Aidan O’Connell in the preseason finale.
The Raiders began the process of trimming their roster Monday by waiving or releasing 18 players, including three veteran wide receivers.
Amari Cooper, who the Raiders selected No. 4 overall in the 2015 draft, is coming back to the organization on a one-year deal.
There were 10,223 entries Monday morning in the $1,000-entry Circa Survivor contest, which needs 15,000 entries to meet $15 million in guaranteed prize money.