The Raiders have been severely disappointing in the 2025 NFL season, which could lead to a fire sale ahead of the trade deadline. Who should they keep?

While they’re still on track to finish with a better record than last year, the Las Vegas Raiders aren’t satisfied

While the Las Vegas Raiders were on a bye during Week 8, they did get some help when it comes to their odds to get the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft. With the New York Jets pulling off a comeback against the Cincinnati Bengals,

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Safety Lonnie Johnson Jr. returned to practice Monday, marking the first time he was on the field since training camp. Johnson has been on injured reserve since suffering a broken fibula during practice in August. He signed with the Raiders this past offseason and has appeared in 83 career games with 20 starts over his six NFL seasons.

The Las Vegas Raiders came into the 2025 season with a ton of hope and a new, rebuilt coaching staff. However, the season has not gone well, leading the team to be predicted to trade multiple key players ahead of the trade deadline.

Carol Davis, the widow of late Las Vegas Raiders owner Al Davis and mother of current Raiders owner Mark Davis, died at the age of 93 on Friday.

George Atkinson, a hard-hitting former Raiders safety who struck fear in the opposition, has died. He was 78. The Raiders said Atkinson’s family informed the team of his death on Monday. The team said he died in Georgia without revealing a cause of death.

The NFL is having a hard time gauging what the Las Vegas Raiders are trying to do at the upcoming trade deadline.