The Las Vegas Raiders are exploring their quarterback options this offseason and one of those option appears to be a $160 million Super Bowl-winning signal-caller who could be available via trade.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers will soon be available in free agency, as the team plans to part ways with him. One NFL analyst predicts Rodgers will land with an AFC team that sports a Super Bowl-winning head coach.

Legendary NFL quarterback Drew Brees explained why he's a huge fan of the Las Vegas Raiders hiring Pete Carroll as their next head coach.

Tom Brady has begun to adapt to his new role as a minority owner for the Las Vegas Raiders as they attempt to rebuild amid the struggling futility Antonio Pierce left it in. Now, Pete Carroll is responsible,

The Las Vegas Raiders are making their move ahead of the NFL's free agency period. The team announced the signing of wide receiver Kyle Philips, a player fresh off a Super Bowl w

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Philips was actually born in Las Vegas, Nevada, so he should feel right at home with the Raiders. He still has an uphill battle to make the active roster once the season starts but his relationship with Kelly will certainly help him get a head start on other wide receivers on the roster.

The Las Vegas Raiders were just able to sign a guy with somewhat of a championship pedigree before free agency even started. And by somewhat, I mean he just won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia ...

The Las Vegas Raiders longtime rival, the Kansas City Chiefs are coming off a Super Bowl loss to end their season. The Chiefs had their worst performance in Sup

Ex-Denver Broncos QB Russell Wilson is being projected by SteelersWire to sign a deal with the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason.

Aaron Rodgers' 2025 soap opera is barely beginning. Just a few days after his departure from the New York Jets, the star signal-caller listed the requirements for his next team. In

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