Raiders rookie has fun with fan's Mahomes doll
The Raiders on Thursday had fun with a Kermit doll dressed to look like Patrick Mahomes, with rookie safety Trey Taylor having a laugh with it after it was passed along from a fan who brought it to training camp.
Raiders WR Gallup retires after 6 seasons in NFL
Six-year NFL veteran Michael Gallup, who was expected to compete for the Raiders' No. 3 receiver spot, instead retired Tuesday.
The Raiders are returning to Southern California for training camp, but they're not allowed to tell you
League policy forbids the Raiders from hyping the 18 days of camp they'll be holding in Costa Mesa, California.
Sources: Raiders redo contract to reward Crosby
The Raiders have reworked the contract of three-time Pro Bowl defensive end Maxx Crosby to give him a $6 million raise for the upcoming season, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Raiders' O'Connell gets first snap over Minshew
Aidan O'Connell has "earned the right" to take the first snap for the Raiders in his quarterback battle with Gardner Minshew, according to coach Antonio Pierce.
Raiders release Garoppolo, Renfrow to save $19M
The Raiders are releasing quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and wide receiver Hunter Renfrow on Wednesday.
Source: Raiders add Minshew to vie for QB job
The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to terms with veteran quarterback Gardner Minshew on a two-year, $25 million free-agent contract with $15 million guaranteed, a source confirmed to ESPN.
'He's a Raider': GM says Adams won't be traded
Raiders general manager Tom Telesco essentially shut down trade speculation about receiver Davante Adams, saying Tuesday, "He's a Raider."
'Magic' Mahomes wins his third Super Bowl MVP
Moments after leading a winning drive, Patrick Mahomes was named Super Bowl MVP on Sunday, fresh off a performance in which he threw for 333 yards and ran for 66 more, leading the Chiefs to a 25-22 win over the 49ers.
NFLPA says 92% of players want grass over turf
A vast majority of players in the union want to play on natural grass fields, NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell said Tuesday.