The Las Vegas Raiders missed out on quarterback Matthew Stafford, as he agreed to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams. The Raiders were reportedly aggressively pursuing Stafford, per Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review Journal.

It’s a story that’s made various rounds on social media in a variety of different ways: The Las Vegas Raiders have legitimate interest in acquiring Matthew Stafford from the Los Angeles Rams.

The biggest hole to fill for the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason is the quarterback position. The Raiders will have a chance of doing that in the 2025 NFL Draf

The Las Vegas Raiders, like a few other teams around the NFL, are in desperate need of a quarterback to get their offense back on track. The 2024 season ended up being a disaster for the Raiders, who struggled to move the football with Gardner Minshew or Aidan O’Connell.

The Las Vegas Raiders struck out on Matthew Stafford and are going to have to pivot to other quarterback options.

Potentially obtaining Matthew Stafford wasn’t in the cards for Pete Carroll upon joining the Las Vegas Raiders. One month later, after news broke of Stafford wanting a new deal, the Los Angeles Rams quarterback suddenly became an option.

Las Vegas general manager, head coach can command a room, but we’ll see soon enough if that translates to more wins

As the Las Vegas Raiders franchise continues to boost their organization, new head coach Pete Carroll sends a message to Raider Nation surrounding 2025.