While it is still a few months away, the Las Vegas Raiders are preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft. Head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek have been hard at work trying to ...

The draft order has seen a massive shakeup with Week 17 nearly in the books. The Las Vegas Raiders were one of the most significantly affected by the changes, defeating the New Orleans Saints on ...

After having a few days to reflect on the three-day event, he sat down with Raiders.com's Eddie Paskal to discuss the team's draft strategy and the 11 new members of the Silver and Black.

Ex-Raiders general manager Tom Telesco appeared on a podcast Thursday and revealed the team’s strategy for the quarterbacks ...

However, it could be similar to last year when Atlanta signed Kirk Cousins, then drafted Michael Penix Jr. The Raiders may not believe they will be in a position to draft this high again for ...

The stoneface look Raiders general manager John Spytek ... it in part with what’s mathematically the shrewdest strategy to take in the draft—trading down. A 63-page Harvard research project ...

The Athletic NFL draft analyst Dane Brugler rated Miami ... If Telesco sticks with the “best player available” strategy, then the Raiders are probably looking at either a corner or an ...

Kalyn Kahler reports on why the Raiders opted to draft Tommy Mellott ... "I felt like the strategy that we approached it with and the manner in which we accomplished it was really solid," Spytek ...

Las Vegas Raiders NFL Draft 2025 guide: Picks ... The Raiders could also just go with the bold best-player-available strategy in Round 2 like they are expected to use in Round 1, when there ...

If they do that, they won’t be able to draft more players to build out a core. So, this likely will not be the strategy the team takes. The Raiders could go with an offensive-heavy strategy ...