Raiders safety Terrell Edmunds, who spent time with four organizations the past two years, is embracing his opportunity in Las Vegas after signing Sunday.
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After serving as sports editor of both the Silverado Star and UNLV Rebel Yell, the Detroit native remained in Las Vegas and embarked on his professional journalism career at the Review-Journal in 2002. He has covered MMA, prep sports, Raiders and Golden Knights while helping coordinate digital coverage for nearly every major sporting event to come through the valley.
The Raiders picked up a veteran wide receiver on Monday to add some extra competition to their training camp.
All UFC events will be included as part of a streaming service thanks to a seven-year, $7.7 billion deal the organization announced Monday.
Dylan Laube’s rookie season as a running back couldn’t have gone much worse, but his breakout preseason opener for the Raiders has him excitedly looking forward to his second year.
Raiders defensive lineman Treven Ma’ae once thought he was moving to Las Vegas to finish high school. But the city has now become a major part of his life.
Raiders quarterback Geno Smith didn’t care for a sign criticizing him and let the fan know it before Thursday’s game in Seattle. Maxx Crosby followed Smith’s lead.
Pete Carroll’s first game as the Raiders’ coach came in the same venue where he spent 14 years as the Seattle Seahawks’ coach and for whom he won a Super Bowl.
Former Raiders coach Antonio Pierce was seen in Chiefs colors this week while serving as an adviser at Kansas City’s training camp.
Jordan Meredith is listed as the Raiders’ first-team center ahead of Jackson Powers-Johnson, reinforcing a trend that has developed during the past few practices.
The Raiders made a trade with the Eagles on Monday, giving away one of their young cornerbacks in exchange for a defensive lineman.
Vegas Nation writers Vincent Bonsignore and Adam Hill compiled the Raiders’ All-Quarter Century team. Some picks were obvious, and others will be debated.
The Nebraska football coach gave an opinion about Las Vegas that didn’t make sense even in the old ‘Sin City’ days and looks even worse after examining the college towns he’s worked in during his career.
The safety had his lower right leg rolled up on during the first half of a mock game at Allegiant Stadium on Saturday and is feared to have suffered a major injury.
Cornerback Jakorian Bennett started seven games for the Raiders last season but now has to fight for his reps in training camp.
The ongoing legal battle between the Mountain West and the five schools leaving for the Pac-12 took another turn Thursday.