Raiders quarterback Geno Smith did not suffer a high ankle sprain as originally feared during Sunday’s game, but his availability for the season finale remains in doubt.
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Review-Journal reporter/columnist Ed Graney spent the year writing columns on local teams and issues, and also covered Dan Mullen’s first season as the UNLV football coach.
Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby isn’t happy he was shut down for the season, but it’s now all about the future for a 2-14 team that has lost 10 straight games.
The Raiders got a career high in catches and yards from tight end Michael Mayer, who started Sunday’s game against the New York Giants with Brock Bowers out with a knee injury.
Will the expansion of sports betting nationwide result in a record handle for Super Bowl LV or will COVID-19 keep bettors on the sidelines? And what happens in Nevada?
A chance meeting with former Raiders owner Al Davis sheds insight about his character and the culture he created around his team.
Whether it’s pursuing a trade for the Texans’ Deshaun Watson or entertaining offers for Derek Carr, the Raiders must do their due diligence to find the best solution.
Between defensive improvements and what’s going on with the quarterback trade rumors, Raiders fans have plenty of questions this week.
Tom Flores is a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He quarterbacked the Raiders and went on to coach the team to two Super Bowl victories.
The former Raiders wide receiver, now with Tampa Bay, continues to blame others for his off-the-field travails.
The film, “Al Davis vs. the NFL” gives football fans an intimate look at the feud between the Raiders’ former owner and former NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle.
Former Raiders cornerback Mike Haynes remembers Super Bowl XVIII win
Former Raiders safety George Atkinson recounts Super Bowl XI.
Former Raiders defensive tackle Reggie Kinlaw recounts his story of Super Bowl XV.
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