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Here is the most concerning factor Las Vegas will have to consider with the potential star cornerback.

Las Vegas needs to consider its options at wide receiver heading into the offseason programs.

Over the past seven months, ownership, along with the front office, rented cars in the South and the Midwest, stayed in big cities and small towns and poured endless hours into studying the 2026 NFL draft’s No. 1 pick.

As experts tracking the Raiders post-Carroll era, we've identified three game-changing truths—discover why these should give fans hope for this new chapter.

The NFL Draft gave Las Vegas Raiders fans something to be excited about in their defensive backfield.

Las Vegas' General Manager provided his insight and thoughts on the current construction of the wide receiver room.

Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek on when he was sold on drafting Fernando Mendoza at No. 1.

Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek speaks on the newest members of the Raiders organization. This 2026 NFL Draft was a success all around for the Silver and Black.

The real work the Raiders and general manager John Spytek did in this NFL draft came after quarterback Fernando Mendoza was selected first overall.

There is a new face of the franchise, obvious needs that were identified and a potential battle at a key position. Here are some of what the draft taught us about the Raiders.

The Las Vegas Raiders 2026 NFL Draft class is complete, setting the tone for the franchise's new era.

Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek made the decision to stop the draft slide of Jermod McCoy, putting his firm stamp on the organization in his second season.

The Las Vegas Raiders traded up to kick off the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft.

Raiders general manager John Spytek prized players in the second and third rounds of the NFL draft who were “selfless” in doing whatever was asked of them.

Here is the grade for the second of two third-round selections of the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday, a versatile offensive lineman who is smart and disciplined on the field.

The stars aligned for the Raiders to be able to select quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who GM John Spytek says is all about winning.