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When Klint Kubiak name dropped DJ Glaze when the Las Vegas Raiders head coach was asked about the offensive line he inherited at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine back in late February, it piqued my interest.

After all, that comment by the Silver & Black’s new lead man arrived after Glaze — Las Vegas’ third-round pick (77th overall) in the 2024 NFL Draft — struggled mightily in Year 2. From both a visual and metrics standpoint, it was a sophomore slump for Maryland product as Pro Football Focus (PFF) charted Glaze with 48 pressures allowed including 10 sacks and six...

The Las Vegas Raiders drafted a new quarterback in 2026 by selecting Fernando Mendoza as the number one pick. He was the highest drafted quarterback for the franchise since they took Derek Carr in 2014 in the second round.

Carr played for the Raiders for nine seasons, helping lead them to two playoff appearances during his tenure. While it didn’t lead to many playoff wins, it was still the first time the organization had stability at the position since Rich Gannon. Now with Mendoza looking to take the reins as the next franchise QB, Raider Nation is hoping for the...

The Las Vegas Raiders made a ton of moves to improve the defense for 2026. Defense has been an issue for the Raiders over the last 24 seasons, as the team has struggled to field a consistent defensive unit.

One of the players added was Treydan Stukes out of the University of Arizona. The Raiders loved Stukes versatility and what he could bring to the table playing in the slot and at safety. Raider Nation should expect to have an impact at both positions for the Silver and Black in 2026.

In this week’s SB Nation Reacts, we ask Raider...

There was a high likelihood the Las Vegas Raiders would have a standout Day 3 draft pick making heads turn as a potential starting cornerback.

After all, the Silver & Black kicked off the third day of the 2026 NFL Draft by trading up in the fourth round to select Tennessee’s Jermod McCoy with the 101st overall selection (the opening pick of the round). Lauded for takeaway skills and earmarked as a first-round talent before an ACL injury, the Volunteers’ cornerback is the type the Raiders sorely need.

But alas, it isn’t McCoy who impressed the Las Vegas coaching staff...

Las Vegas Raiders’ training camp is coming up, as rookies report in less than two weeks. That gives us some time to do a few last dives into the Raiders’ roster, starting with this week’s mailbag. Let’s get to it!

A: This is a big reason why I was a proponent of trading Maxx Crosby during the offseason. I do buy into the theory that he’ll be motivated and play well this year after the Ravens debacle, but I think he probably has one or two years left of being the Maxx Crosby we’ve come to know over the last...

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald was recently on The Dan Patrick Show, where Patrick asked Macdonald if anyone helped him prepare for the New England Patriots ahead of Super Bowl LX. The coach’s answer has sparked some controversy centered around Las Vegas Raiders’ minority owner Tom Brady.

“[Former Baltimore Ravens’ and current New York Giants’ head coach] John Harbaugh and I talked. He was great. I probably can’t mention one guy that really helped us out who had some conflict of interest,” Macdonald said while smiling and laughing on air. Patrick followed up by guessing former Patriots’ head coach...

At last, a true fullback has returned to the Las Vegas Raiders’ lineup.

After two seasons without one on the roster, head coach Klint Kubiak and general manager John Spytek wasted little time by landing one in free agency: Former Pittsburg Steeler Connor Heyward. By bringing back a position group that’s going extinct in the NFL — roughly 11 to 15 teams even have a true fullback on the roster nowadays — the Silver & Black bring are set to return to traditionalist roots in Heyward.

Not having one in 2024 and 2025 altered the run game the respective seasons....

This summer, Silver and Black Pride has been diving through the Las Vegas Raiders’ draft history and looking back at each class since the organization moved. Up next is the 2023 draft class, which features nine picks and only three remain on the roster. Also, the three players who remain with the organization are entering the final years of their rookie contracts, adding intrigue to this edition of the series.

This will also be the final lookback of the summer since the entire 2024 class and the majority of 2025 are still with the Raiders.

Round 1, Pick 7:...

The Las Vegas Raiders are set to start training camp within the next month, and as they gear up for an interesting 2026 season, a few players and/or position groups can really make or break the season. The Raiders added a plethora of talent over the last off-season, with the Raiders likely to only return starters at left & right tackle, tight end, runningback, and one wide receiver on offense. Defensively, they likely return 3 starers on the defensive line, one at safety, one at corner, and none at linebacker. Needless, to say the Raiders are turning over the roster...

We love talking about the Raiders’ rich history during our Tuesday Community Question series.

Thi week, we asked readers to give us their favorite jersey numbers.

Like so many of our question, it was open ended. We want you to express your feelings based on your thoughts not a set rule of engagement. People like things for different reasons.

My favorite Raiders’ jersey number is 12. Yes, I loved Ken ‘Snake’ Stabler.

Here are some of your responses:

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The Las Vegas Raiders rookies report to training camp in 13 days and yet two of their 10 member 2026 draft class remain unsigned.

Yet, many Raiders fans are not worried about it. I agree.

Las Vegas has yet to sign first-round pick (and No. 1 overall choice) quarterback Fernando Mendoza and fourth-round pick, cornerback Jermod McCoy. There are currently less than 10 unsigned draft pick around the league and two of them are Raiders.

Still, I don’t think there’s much to be concerned about.

The only first-round draft picks who are unsigned are Mendoza and fellow quarterback Ty Simpson,...