He played 30 games with six starts for Chicago, playing special teams and contributing on defense. Raiders sign Duke Shelley originally appeared on Pro Football Talk ...
As a replacement, the Raiders signed [Duke] Shelley, who had a breakout season with the Minnesota Vikings, earning a 86.4 PFF coverage grade in 2022, which ranked third among all cornerbacks.
Adams attempted some damage control after saying he doesn't "see eye to eye" with the Raiders front office. How upset is he?
The Raiders have brought in another receiver who has familiarity with their head coach. Las Vegas announced on Monday that the club has signed Kristian Wilkerson. After entering the league with ...
One day after signing five of their nine rookie draft picks to contracts, the Raiders signed first-round pick Tyree Wilson on Friday. The seventh overall pick in last month’s draft, Wilson ...
The Raiders have their top draft choice under contract. The team announced the signing of edge rusher Tyree Wilson on Friday. Wilson was the seventh overall pick last month. Wilson agreed to a ...
The Raiders signed veteran free-agent guard Greg Van Roten on Friday. Van Roten appeared in 16 games last season with the Bills, including four starts. Van Roten, an eight-year veteran ...
The Las Vegas Raiders officially signed third-round pick (100th overall) wide receiver Tre Tucker, the club confirmed on Thursday. Tucker was the Raiders' fourth pick of the 2023 NFL Draft and ...
HENDERSON, Nev. – The Las Vegas Raiders have signed free agent WR Kristian Wilkerson, the club announced Monday. Wilkerson, who originally signed as an undrafted free agent with the Tennessee ...
Van Roten joins the Raiders after spending last season with the Buffalo Bills (2022), where he appeared in 16 games with four starts at center. 10 UDFAs and one international player have been ...
If the Raiders want to double down on pass rush, there’s an appealing player in free agency. Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report believes Las Vegas should sign former Los Angeles Rams defensive ...
