INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Kam Curl returned a fumble 33 yards for a touchdown and Kyren Williams rushed for 76 yards and two scores in the Los Angeles Rams ‘ 20-15 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. Cobie
Kyren Williams ran for 76 yards with two touchdowns and Kamren Curl returned a fumble for a score as the Los Angeles Rams pulled off a 20-15 victory Sunday over the visiting Las Vegas Raiders. The Rams won despite quarterback
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Aidan O’Connell departed Sunday’s road game against the Los Angeles Rams in the first quarter with a right thumb injury. O’Connell’s throwing hand was hit by Rams safety Kamren Curl, who was blitzing on a pass
Los Angeles wide receiver Cooper Kupp is not expected to make his return to action on Sunday against the visiting Las Vegas Raiders, ESPN reported. Kupp is listed as questionable after missing his previous three games due to an ankle
Two teams that are trying to find some form of good this season prepare to collide in a game that does not mean much now except for giving themselves a much-needed moral boost. This game should provide some Tecmo Bowl vibes for anyone who was alive long enough to play the old school classic. The only difference is that neither of these teams are the powerhouses they used to be.
The Los Angeles Rams are expected to feel like visitors in their own home again and for their sake, it might not be a bad thing. The Las Vegas Raiders are headed back to the region they once called home
New Las Vegas Raiders owner Tom Brady was greeted by cheers when he arrived at the team’s offices on Wednesday. One day after the other team owners approved Brady’s bid to buy 10 percent of the Raiders, the former star
NFL owners unanimously approved Tom Brady as a minority stakeholder in the Las Vegas Raiders on Tuesday. Brady is cleared to purchase the 5 percent stake in the franchise he discussed with principal owner Mark Davis in 2023. Brady’s bid
ATLANTA (AP) — Tom Brady’s purchase of a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders was approved by NFL team owners on Tuesday. The seven-time Super Bowl champion, who played 23 seasons with the Patriots and Buccaneers, takes approximately 5%