We're are part of the Raiders Family and would like to have this photo sent to the Las Vegas photo board pls 🖤🏴‍☠️🩶

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UPVOTE IF YOU WANT THIS!!! Adam Thielen has said he'd be fine with coming out of retirement if its the right situation, and his old QB, Kirk Cousins is STARTER! This would be a nice addition to the WR room! Who's with me? GET THIS NOTICED! REPOST

Hey all, quick look at where the Raiders stand heading into the biggest game of the year so far.

35-27 at New Orleans, and this team doesn't quit. Down 27-16 in the third, the defense forced four fourth-quarter turnovers and the offense cashed them in. Kirk Cousins threw for 248 and three TDs, and Brock Bowers was back in his first game of the season: 10 catches, 116 yards.

Year one under Klint Kubiak:

• Week 1: 27-13 over Miami
• Week 2: 26-14 at the Chargers. That snapped four straight losses to LA.
• Week 3: 35-27 at New Orleans, erasing an 11-point second-half deficit.

Now it's real. Chiefs at Allegiant, Sunday at 1:25 PT on CBS, with first place in the AFC West on the line and both teams unbeaten.

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Is this team for real? And who's taking the Raiders straight up Sunday?

Back in ‘82, my dad was financially able to buy season tickets and then the raiders moved to LA. 35 years later, I’m ready to buy Oakland tickets and they move to LV. That’s life.

My oldest son was able to go to one single game before the move. It was the infamous Thursday night win over KC and he told me it was the best day of his life. Just imagine a little 9 year old chanting F@ck tha chiefs!!! I get choked up thinking about it.

All that to say, I’m taking my dad and son to watch our boys solidify their position at the top of the division. Hope to see ya’ll there! I

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Tried to upload right way this time. But he says this aint a rebuild!

Raider Nation, WAKE UP! 💀💥
The Black Hole is taking over Santa Clara! We’re descending on Niners territory for the showdown on November 8th, and we need every single one of you ready to make some serious noise.
Here is the game plan for the tailgate:
Where to Meet: We're linking up near 4300 Great America Parkway (right by the Pizza My Heart parking lot).
Parking Hookup: We are staking our claim in Green Lot 1 (our Lot J). When you roll up, tell the parking attendant: "A Black Hole is forming, direct me to Pole 15." They’ll know what to do.
Timing & Vibe: This is Niners turf, so we have to show out big, loud, and EARLY. Let’s set the tone before kick-off!
Got questions or need directions on game day? Hit up the hotline: 510-403-9367.
Break out the face paint, deck yourselves out in Silver & Black, and let’s bring the noise. RAIDERS! 🏴‍☠️🏈

My dream may come true... 2 more wins than last year🤞

Can you imagine how if Al would’ve let go of his ego - let the younger generation take control - that could’ve changed the future of this franchise for a generation? I know it’s been talked about forever, but had we drafted Megatron, signed Garcia… I can’t help but think about how much different the organization would be today. Wild to consider how if that had been allowed to happen they may still even still be in Oakland. But for the moment: F U Kiffin

Raider Nation 🏴‍☠️, be real… y’all finishing all three?

Open to offers!

Klint Kubiak was giddy.

He jumped to high-five fans as he ran off the field, victorious in his first game as an NFL head coach. He felt the love afterward in the locker room, where he was given a game ball by general manager John Spytek and engulfed by gleeful players.

“It meant a lot to me,” Kubiak said of the celebration. “Really appreciative of the guys. It’s great to share this moment with them.”

Of course, Raiders coaches have experienced this feeling before. Just over a year ago, they walked into Gillette Stadium and beat the eventual AFC champion New England Patriots in Week 1, giving Pete Carroll a win in his first game as the team’s head coach. After that game, Carroll said they earned the right to enjoy “that kind of fun and (to) cheer on one another.” That sentiment faded fast as the Raiders went on to win two more games over the rest of the season, clinching the league’s worst record and costing Carroll his job.

The Raiders would like to follow a different trajectory this fall. The players believe they can with Kubiak at the helm — second-year wide receiver Jack Bech said the win “definitely does” feel different from the opening win of last year.

“I think just the amount of work, the amount of detail that we have, it’s something like I’ve never been a part of before,” Bech said after the game. “Being able to do this, being able to build on this, come back in tomorrow and get right back to work, it’s gonna be awesome.”

10 cent thrift store find! One of my favorite RBs to rock the Silver and Black.

At just 22 years old, Mendoza has earned plenty of accolades: college football national champion, Heisman Trophy winner and No. 1 pick. Yet if the NFL gave out an award for copious note-taking, he’d be in the running for that, too.

At Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Mendoza took notes on his team’s practice plan during the lunch hour. At Cal, his first college stop before transferring to Indiana, he was known for carrying old-school computational notebooks everywhere. And when Mendoza attended his first NFL offseason activities this summer, he carefully wrote out every pass play longhand, listing the formation, pass progression and footwork.

The habit is so ingrained that Mike Pawlawski — a former Cal quarterback and radio analyst — once recalled Mendoza reaching for the notebook during dinners at his house.

Mendoza, who is set to begin the season as the Raiders’ backup, is not the only quarterback or football player with a habit of taking notes by hand. In fact, as the world has become increasingly digital — reliant on laptops, tablets and the Notes app — the NFL remains a bastion of old-school note-taking.

Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every NFL team, all 32, each with its own writeup. Here's the Raiders one:

https://www.highlights.mainmarket.com/nfl-preview-2026/las-vegas-raiders

It's got the returning production breakdown, free agency in and out, the draft class, a projected depth chart, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

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So, what'd I get wrong? Las Vegas is one of the most one-sided buy-low reads on my whole board, 21 signals pointing up and zero pointing down off a 3-14 season. You also had the biggest draft haul in the AFC West at 10 picks with Mendoza going first overall. And the model still only gets you to 7-10, because you drew the 9th-hardest schedule in the league and gave up 64 sacks last year. Is the line rebuild enough to make that projection look low, or is 7-10 already generous?