Chargers assistant general manager Chad Alexander will fly to Las Vegas on Monday for a second, in-person interview for the Raiders’ general manager position, according to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport.

Chargers assistant general manager Chad Alexander will fly to Las Vegas on Monday for a second, in-person interview for the Raiders' general manager position, according to NFL Media's Ian Rapoport.

Last week, the Raiders fired GM Tom Telesco. Now the search for the Raiders next GM has begun. Tuesday morning the first reports came out of interview requests by the team for their next GM. Here’s ...

It’s been less than a week since the Raiders parted ways with Tom Telesco who held the General Manager position for just one year in Las Vegas. The thinking is that the a potential head coach would ...

When the Las Vegas Raiders began their search for a head coach in the wake of firing Antonio Pierce, the widely held belief was that Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson wasn't likely ...

Tom Brady joining the Las Vegas Raiders as the minority owner could be the best thing that happened to the franchise in a long time. Season after season, the Raiders finished below .500.

Yet again, the Las Vegas Raiders find themselves in a state of ... Owner Mark Davis, president Sandra Douglass Morgan, board of directors member Larry Delsen and minority owners Tom Brady and ...

The Las Vegas Raiders reportedly aren’t in the Coach Prime sweepstakes. Despite Deion Sanders’ growing success at the collegiate level with the Colorado Buffaloes, the Raiders have no interest ...

Could Deion Sanders look to take over the Las Vegas Raiders? If so, that has implications for the Cleveland Browns. Welcome to the NFL offseason. According to a recent report from the Las Vegas Review ...

The Las Vegas Raiders surprised many when it was revealed that Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson had accepted an interview for the team’s head coaching job. He’s the most sought ...

Most of the blame for the Las Vegas Raiders' struggles this season was primarily due to inconsistent play from the quarterback position, a lack of quality skill players, and inexperienced coaching.

Deion Sanders in Sin City as the next Las Vegas Raiders head coach? It has always made too much sense. That’s especially true after Vegas moved on from Antonio Pierce after just one season.