The Las Vegas Raiders hold the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and appear locked in on Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza.

The Las Vegas Raiders' attempt to rebuild their roster has had its highs and lows.

NFL players recently surveyed by The Athletic are reportedly fine with potential overlap between Tom Brady's broadcast and team ownership responsibilities, both because of Brady's legendary playing career and the Las Vegas Raiders' struggles in 2025.

Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak interviewed Saturday for the Las Vegas Raiders' head coaching job and was also scheduled, according to multiple reports, to meet with Arizona Cardinals officials about their vacancy.

The Las Vegas Raiders' need for roster help across the board is well known. However, one position is quietly near the top of their needs this offseason.

The Seahawks are widely expected to lose their offensive coordinator after the Super Bowl.

Las Vegas Raiders legend Reggie Kinlaw delivers blunt thoughts on Fernando Mendoza, who the team is projected to take No. 1 overall.

There is "no chance" the Las Vegas Raiders, who hold the 2026 draft's No. 1 overall pick, trade down with the New York Jets for Gang Green to move up one spot and take Indiana quarterback (and Heisman Trophy winner) Fernando Mendoza,

Tom Brady got a long look at Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak while broadcasting last Sunday's NFC Championship Game and his team is reportedly going to be spending time with Kubiak this weekend.

The Seattle Seahawks could be victims of their own success, at least offensively. Every team that makes a Super Bowl run often gets coaches poached from their staff, and it appears Seattle is on the verge of losing offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.

After hiring their next head coach, the Las Vegas Raiders will turn their attention to the 2026 NFL Draft process. The Silver and Black have the opportunity to select a franchise QB in former Indiana Hoosiers star Fernando Mendoza.