At the NFL meetings in Florida, coach Pete Carroll and GM John Spytek discussed the Raiders' moves in free agency and plans ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have had some change at safety this offseason. Let’s take a look where the position stands two weeks ...

The Las Vegas Raiders are on a bit of a heater. It feels weird seeing them make some good moves. However, former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll and former Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant ...

The commonality between them? They're big. First they re-signed 6-4 Isaiah Pola-Mao to a two-year deal. Next up, they brought on 6-3 safety Jeremy Chinn. Followed by 6-2 Lonnie Johnson Jr. And finally ...

Those injuries did give some opportunities for younger guys to make an impact, though, like Isaiah Pola-Mao. When Marcus Epps went down for the season in Week 3, Pola-Mao’s role completely changed.

Just three games into the 2024 season, however, he suffered a torn ACL. Raiders safety Isaiah Pola-Mao emerged in his absence, which led to the Raiders re-signing him to a two-year, $7.45 million ...

Nearly all of the Raiders former defensive starters who hit free agency have signed new deals, many of whom found new homes elsewhere. For instance, Epps joins former Raiders starting middle ...

One of the biggest needs the Las Vegas Raiders had heading into the offseason was at running back. They finished with the worst rushing offense in the NFL by a wide margin. Much of that was due to ...

His injury paved the way for Isaiah Pola-Mao to step in and shine for the Raiders, something Las Vegas Raiders On SI's Carter Landis was able to prophesize early. "The NFL is a 'next-man-up' league.

Wednesday the league revealed what those bonuses were and Raiders safety Isaiah Pola-Mao showed up in the top 25 highest bonuses. The former undrafted free agent received the 17th highest ...