Here is a stab at what the Raiders’ initial 53-man roster could look like after the team’s first two weeks of training camp.
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The Raiders had their first evening practice of training camp Saturday night, and one of the quarterbacks outperformed his competition for the starting job.
Raiders coach Antonio Pierce and his staff have drawn praise for their willingness to listen to players. That has been especially helpful for one offensive lineman.
The competition for playing time is fierce among UNLV defensive backs, with transfers Jalen Catalon and Tony Grimes making an early impression in fall camp.
The Raiders’ first preseason game looms after the second week of training camp, and one quarterback might finally have a slight edge in the battle to be the starter.
Raiders running back Dylan Laube, a sixth-round pick from the University of New Hampshire, has impressed coach Antonio Pierce since the start of training camp.
Three seniors are battling it out to be the starting quarterback for the UNLV football team’s Go-Go offense. Rebels coach Barry Odom won’t rush a decision.
Raiders fans have questions about the quarterback position, the offensive line and pending free agents in this week’s mailbag.
Davante Adams’ absence from Friday’s practice triggered online speculation of discontent and rumors of an imminent trade, but the reality was far more joyous.
The South Point recently posted lines on more than 100 college football games for this season. Sharp bettors have taken a position on Colorado and coach Deion Sanders.
The NFL Hall of Fame game Thursday was halted in the third quarter. Some bettors who thought they had already won on the total then got some bad news.
The UNLV football team starts with high expectations. But before the Rebels can try to win the Mountain West, they have to settle on a starting quarterback.
Raiders tight end Brock Bowers and offensive lineman Jackson Powers-Johnson are rookies who project to be starters out of training camp.
The Raiders are considering all options on kickoffs this season as they explore how to deal with one of the NFL’s most drastic rule changes in decades.
DJ Glaze, thrust into action on the first team after an injury to Thayer Munford, held his own against star defensive end Maxx Crosby, among others.