An NFL insider said a locker room incident could have played a role in a former Las Vegas Raiders player being released.

Almost a week after Christian Wilkins' surprising release by the Las Vegas Raiders, people continue to speculate about a decision that took many off guard.

With the Raiders finishing with a 4-13 record, Pierce was fired after the season and replaced by Super Bowl-winning head coach Pete Carroll — a hand-picked replacement by minority owner Tom Brady. And while Pierce hasn't received any NFL interest in the months since, he has landed a new gig in an NFL-adjacent profession.

Former Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Christian Wilkins kissed a teammate, who took offense to it, prior to his release from the team earlier this month. The incident occurred during a team meeting last week when Wilkins “playfully went to kiss a teammate on top of his head,

The Raiders hired a former NBA player to host a new 30-minute show discussing the team’s cultural and community impact.

An unidentified teammate says that Christian Wilkins gave him an unwanted kiss, and sources tell ESPN that was one reason Wilkins was released. The post Did Las Vegas Raiders cut this player because he kissed a teammate?

Heading into the offseason, Jackson Powers-Johnson seemed to be in the driver's seat for the Las Vegas Raiders' starting center job. Dylan Parham appeared to

The Raiders add five new players on the eve of training camp including former top picks Jamal Adams and Phillip Dorsett.

Former Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib, who became the first openly gay active NFL player in 2021, is being honored by the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington.