It's no secret that the Las Vegas Raiders are in desperate need of a quarterback this offseason. Their history would indicate that they will not draft a quarterback in the first round, as they have not done so since 2007,

In a recent NFL free agent list with future team projections, quarterback Sam Darnold was slotted to the Las Vegas Raiders with fellow former USC Trojan, coach Pete Carroll. Could Darnold be the stabilizing presence the Raiders need to begin winning?

The Minnesota Vikings could lose Sam Darnold to the QB-needy Las Vegas Raiders, who can pair the talented signal-caller with Chip Kelly's dynamic scheme.

Conor Orr of Sports Illustrated made one bold prediction for each NFL team heading into the offseason, and he believes that the Raiders will pay free agent quarterback Sam Darnold $120 million. There are a handful of solid quarterback options set to be available in the middle rounds of the draft,

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold is coming off the best season of his career, completing 361-of-545 passes for 4,319 yards, 35 touchdowns, 12 interceptions and a 100.2 passer rating while also making his first Pro Bowl.

The Las Vegas Raiders have $95 million in cap space and the need for a quarterback. Perhaps the No. 1 name that has been linked to the Silver and Black is Minn

Marcus Mosher of The 33rd Team recently wrote an article discussing where the top available free-agent quarterbacks will wind up in 2025. He believes the Las Vegas Raiders are Darnold’s most likely landing spot.

The No. 1 question facing the Raiders in the offseason is who will be the starting quarterback for the 2025 NFL season?

The Las Vegas Raiders might have the biggest need at quarterback in the NFL and could make sense for Darnold. Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports predicts that Las Vegas will sign the Pro Bowl quarterback to a three-year, $114 million contract in free agency.

To say Darnold’s 2024 numbers are unsustainable is probably putting it kindly. But the current free agent quarterback class is… shall we say, thin. It includes the aforementioned Wilson and a 41-year-old Aaron Rodgers who may retire. Plus, there’s Justin Fields, Daniel Jones, Cooper Rush, Jameis Winston, Joe Flacco and Trey Lance.

The Las Vegas Raiders could add a proven star wide receiver without having to give up a first-round pick in a trade.