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With Jon Gruden out in Las Vegas, the Raiders are turning to their special teams coach.

Jon Gruden made racist, homophobic and misogynistic comments in emails before being hired by the Las Vegas Raiders in 2018.

Tough day for Raiders in Week 5

There’s plenty of blame to go around after an abysmal performance by the Raiders.

The Broncos’ fierce pass rush will be tested by a host of talented offensive lines in 2021. Who are the best they will face?

Jul 23, 2021 Guard Richie Incognito was without a job for a short time earlier this year when he was released by the Las Vegas Raiders, but he has become one of the most important players on the roster since he re-signed with the Silver and Black. The 6-4, 322-pound Incognito is a four-time Pro Bowl selection who has played 16 seasons in the NFL for the St. Louis Rams, the Buffalo Bills, the Miami Dolphins, and the Raiders and is the elder statesman of their younger, rebuilt offensive line. “...

2021 Miami Dolphins Training Camp Preview: Offensive Line Miami Dolphins Travis Wingfield Today, our training camp preview series gives us a closer look at the offensive line. To reserve your spot at Miami Dolphins training camp, click the photo below. Our 11-part training camp preview series will give you an inside look into the Dolphins 90-man roster with stats, facts and insight into the group and individuals. Training Camp 2021 Preview Schedule: Tues. July 13 - Quarterbacks Thurs. July 15 ...

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports The changes across the offensive line were the story of the offseason. Raiders fans were caught off guard by a few of the moves especially trading Hudson. The front office traded Gabe Jackson and Trent Brown as well. Moving on from Gabe Jackson left a void in the offensive line. With Richie Incognito solidified at one guard position, the question becomes who takes the other? The battle is between John Simpson and Denzelle Good. Simpson is the 2020 fourth-round...

Veteran guard Richie Incognito talks about his important role as a leader of the Las Vegas Raiders offensive line.

Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images Alex Leatherwood was widely considered a reach when he was drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders with the No. 17 overall pick. That, however, doesn’t matter inside the walls of the team’s Henderson, Nevada headquarters. Leatherwood, a right tackle from Alabama, has been working with the first-team offense this week in OTA sessions. Related He is earning strong early reviews from his teammates. “He’s a big body. He comes from a storied program at A...