The Las Vegas Raiders are on the hunt for lesser-known players ready to make a name for themselves. They may already have some on the team.

Las Vegas us keeping the band together at tight end this season. With Brock Bowers and Michael Mayer as the top two tight ends, the Raiders already had arguably the best tight end room in the league. Now they have re-signed Ian Thomas to keep their top three tight ends from last season on the roster.

The Las Vegas Raiders could pull of a trade that solves a number of problems for them ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Las Vegas Raiders make it official and clear with new quarterback Kirk Cousins.

At 6-foot-8 and 314 pounds, this Nittany Lion will quickly remind folk of current Raiders left tackle Kolton Miller due to height and size. That frame allows Rucci to engulf defenders but it’s his light feet and ability to move laterally and vertically which make him a fit for Las Vegas blocking scheme.

The Las Vegas Raiders have moved to sign two starters from last season amid their big free agency spending spree.

Offensive lineman Jordan Meredith and defensive end Charles Snowden signed their tender on Tuesday, according to the NFL's transactions wire.

Images from top left to bottom right are TE Michael Mayer, the hoods and roofs of some vehicles in the parking lot, new center Tyler Linderbaum shaking hands with returning DT Thomas Booker and new fullback Connor Heyward in the background, TE Brock Bowers, DE Maxx Crosby, WR Tre Tucker, new QB Kirk Cousins, and new kicker Matt Gay.