Even before this one began, the Raiders knew they had the number one pick in the draft locked up. So, they could go out and try for the win with no repercussions. It wasn't pretty, but the Raiders pulled out the 14-12 win with neither team scoring a touchdown.

That’s not even what made it clear for the Raiders—it was what Mendoza did. He won a National Championship against his childhood team in his hometown. He also willed his team to victory. His fourth-down run in the fourth quarter was stunning. Some would call that cinema, and the Raiders brass must have loved every second.

The Las Vegas Raiders have endured a miserable season and Pete Carroll’s return to head coaching in the NFL has been a flat-out disaster. As the Raiders prepare to close their season with a home game against disappointing Kansas City Chiefs, Carroll says ...

The Las Vegas Raiders completed their assignment on Sunday, winning the Tank Bowl by losing to the New York Giants 34-10.