Coming off a Pro Bowl season with the Vikings, Darnold could potentially command a multi-year contract worth $35-40 million in free agency. If that's the case, a return to Minnesota seems unlikely.

The Las Vegas Raiders have a coach in Pete Carroll, GM (John Spytek), and now an offensive coordinator, Chip Kelly, in place. A signal caller is the next piece ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have a coach in Pete Carroll ... Aidan O'Connell, Gardner Minshew, Brian Hoyer, and Desmond Ridder. Finding an answer at the QB position is the most important upcoming ...

The Las Vegas Raiders were at a crossroads a few weeks ago. After a season and a half, they fired Antonio Pierce, who had a ...

The Las Vegas Raiders are almost done with their staff. They really just need a few more pieces here and there, and they ...

Packers running back Josh Jacobs lobbying for the team to bring a No. 1-caliber receiver to Green Bay with a certain former ...

Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports and 247Sports reported Wednesday that the reigning national champions plan to promote co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach Brian Hartline to the full-time O ...

The Las Vegas Raiders suffered a huge disappointment ... Here's a closer look at some other options for the Raiders' head coach job. Brian Flores may see 2024 as his redemption year.

Rodgers and the Raiders can work with the influence of minority owner Tom Brady. Las Vegas isn't guaranteed ... Rodgers could work well with Brian Daboll because of his strong arm and mobility ...

Fortunately, the biggest names on the trade market this offseason are edge-rushers, specifically the Las Vegas Raiders' Maxx Crosby ... picks under general manager Brian Gutekunst.

Quarterback will be a priority for Las Vegas ... and Brian Hoyer. Darnold, meanwhile, would almost certainly be drawn to the prospect of learning from and spending time around Raiders minority ...

Initially, we had Johnson penciled in as the option for the Raiders, as Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal ... choice for a coaching job, per Brian Costello of the New York Post.