The Las Vegas Raiders now have the second-best odds to land the number one overall pick after their latest Week 14 loss, according to Tankathon. This means that

NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reports that Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith is ruled out for their Week 15 matchup vs. the Philadelphia Eagles.

Residents of Oakland (Calif.) will forever be salted in no longer having a franchise, but they are okay with seeing Las Vegas provide hope for the Raiders. The team has been in “sin city” since 2020,

The Las Vegas Raiders moved up to No. 2 overall in the real-time 2026 NFL draft order. Their Week 14 loss to the Denver Broncos, coupled with upset wins for the New Orleans Saints and Tennessee Titans, saw the Raiders move up two spots. It's a game-changer for GM John Spytek, who is trying to rebuild the roster.

There will be a handful of backup quarterbacks getting starts in Week 15, ranging from the potentially unbelievable (Philip Rivers) to a player making their first NFL start (Brady Cook). Teams are never in a good spot when they have to turn to a backup quarterback.

The College Football Playoffs and bowl season are upon us now that the regular season is over. Underclassmen have already started declaring their intention to enter the NFL draft. This class is officially beginning to take shape,

The NFL season continues in Week 14 when the Las Vegas Raiders host the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Start time, how to watch, stream and NFL TV schedule.

By virtue of the Raiders' seventh straight loss and the Titans' win over the Browns, Las Vegas now has the best odds to earn the No. 1 pick. Quarterback Geno Smith left the game early with a right shoulder injury and did not return, forcing first-year head coach Pete Carroll to turn to backup Kenny Pickett.

The Las Vegas Raiders are starting to get linked to Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, and Maxx Crosby dropped some thoughts on him.