Raiders QB Aidan O'Connell 'should be good to go' vs. Jaguars - ESPN
HENDERSON, Nev. — Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Aidan O'Connell «should be good to go» and start Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Raiders coach Antonio Pierce said Friday.
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Raiders star Maxx Crosby says he's undergoing season-ending surgery
Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby was already ruled out of Monday night's home game against the Atlanta Falcons because of an ankle injury, and now he confirmed earlier reports that he's set to have season-ending surgery.
Raiders owner Mark Davis offers telling response to speculation about Antonio Pierce’s future
Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, James Jones and Emmanuel Sanders discuss whether Deion Sanders should want to coach the Las Vegas Raiders. The silver and black are reportedly a "potential fit" for Coach Prime as their next head coach.
How Brock Bowers' dominant season stacks up from a historical perspective
A former nine-year NFL player and now the Raiders head coach, Antonio Pierce, can't think of another tight end like Brock Bowers, who is playing like anything but a rookie.
Raiders' Antonio Pierce says team 'heard a whistle' ahead of game-deciding botched snap in loss to Chiefs
Nick Wright unveils his Week 13 Thanksgiving NFL Tiers with Chris Broussard, Kevin Wildes, and Coach Eric Mangini. Watch as Nick ranks the Kansas City Chiefs as the "turkey" at the top, the Buffalo Bills as the "gravy" in second, and the Detroit L...
Raiders' Antonio Pierce stands by call to snap ball late vs. Chiefs - ESPN
HENDERSON, Nev. — Las Vegas Raiders coach Antonio Pierce was succinct in his one-word answer Saturday. He was asked whether there was anything he and his staff would have done differently on the fateful botched snap on third down that resulted in a lost fumble with the Raiders in position for a potential winning field goal at the Kansas City Chiefs the night before.
Raiders crushed as botched snap kills upset bid against Chiefs - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A lot went down in the last 15 seconds of the Las Vegas Raiders' heartbreaking 19-17 loss at the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday — all of it bad for the Raiders, who dropped their eighth straight game to fall to 2-10 on the season.