Although the Las Vegas Raiders could get a haul in return for him, players like Maxx Crosby do not come around often. The Raiders' decision on their star defensive end will have a league-wide impact.

The Kansas City Chiefs have requested an interview with Las Vegas Raiders running back coach Deland McCullough, according to a report from Connor Byrne of ProFootballRumors.com via Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Several NFL Draft experts, including ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr., have the Las Vegas Raiders selecting former Indiana Hoosiers QB Fernando Mendoza as their franchise signal-caller. Nonetheless, the Silver and Black will need to do their due diligence to ensure he is the right guy for them.

In many ways, the Las Vegas Raiders will be in a position of power this offseason.

The Las Vegas Raiders, who count Tom Brady among their partial owners, have the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL draft, which means prospect Fernando Mendoza might find himself working with the greatest quarterback of all-time in the near future.

The Las Vegas Raiders seem to have started making moves with their coaching staff ahead of Klint Kubiak getting announced. The post Raiders Seemingly Fire Maligned Pete Carroll Assistant Coach appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Las Vegas Raiders haven't made their pick, but Fernando Mendoza sent an exciting message to fans amid the NFL Draft buzz.

Coaching can cover up a lot of sore spots in the NFL, but the Las Vegas Raiders still have to build a competitive roster for Klint Kubiak to succeed.