The Las Vegas Raiders appear to have Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson at the top of their list of head-coach candidates. And, based on the latest rumors, it looks like they have a ...

A Las Vegas Raiders insider believes if Ben Johnson is made the team’s next head coach, he has a specific quarterback in mind to lead his offense. But it is not one from the NFL Draft.

The Las Vegas Raiders brought in guard Alex Cappa to help shore up the offensive line in 2025, but there's a good reason why ...

Here we'll try to look at two players who are sneaky Las Vegas Raiders trade candidates entering 2025 NFL training camp.

Las Vegas Raiders: Convincing Ben Johnson to stick around in Sin City. To be blunt, there aren’t too many reasons why a coach of Johnson’s demand would select Las Vegas as the place to build ...

Ben Johnson appears is strategically leveraging media coverage to create competition between the Chicago Bears, Las Vegas Raiders, and Jacksonville Jaguars as he positions himself for a massive offer.

Las Vegas Raiders are all-in on Ben Johnson; others around the NFL agree. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport has been ahead of the curve when it comes to Johnson and the Raiders and continues to be.

Our latest episode of the Las Vegas Raiders Insider offers the latest information as the front-runner for the Silver and Black Job, Detroit Lions OC Ben Johnson, takes the Chicago Bears job.

Johnson ended up joining the Chicago Bears, which led the Raiders to pivot to Carroll. While Las Vegas was disappointed not to land the young coach, they may end up better off. Did Raiders End up ...

If the Las Vegas Raiders hire Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, he could bring a Lions’ quarterback with him. Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson has produced the ...

Regardless, Las Vegas is at least in the mix to land the highly sought-after coach. Why Raiders Could Appeal to Ben Johnson Johnson gaining steam as a realistic option for the Raiders has a lot to ...

Furthermore, Las Vegas is set with a high draft pick (No. 6 overall) that could allow Johnson to pick his quarterback, and the Raiders have a ton of cap space, with Over the Cap projecting $92.5 ...