Oakland Raiders

Jon Ritchie had a seven-year NFL career that he split between the Oakland Raiders and Philadelphia Eagles. During his seven-year career, Ritchie got to appear in Super Bowl XXXVII while with the Raiders. He's parlayed his NFL career into a successful media career, most notably as the co-host of the...

Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden said Friday that the teams plans for wide receiver Antonio Brown to play Monday night when they host the Denver Broncos in their regular season opener. Of course, trying to plan for life with Brown hasn't worked out especially well for the Raiders. But Gruden...

The Oakland Raiders have yet to formally announce anything regarding a suspension for wide receiver Antonio Brown, though more details have come to light that don't paint the 31-year-old in a positive light. Per Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk , Brown referred to Raiders general manager Mike Mayock...

Antonio Brown’s off-the-field antics do not appear as if they are going to stop now that the NFL season is about to begin. The Raiders wide receiver blasted the organization on social media Wednesday when he posted a letter from GM Mike Mayock that explained why the team was fining him. Antonio...

Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown’s helmet saga just took an unexpected twist: Brown filed a second grievance over the NFL’s refusal to let him wear his old helmet. The helmet, a Schutt Air Advantage, was recently placed on the banned list joining about 10 other models that didn’t perform well...

Antonio Brown’s tumultuous summer took another turn this week. The star Oakland Raiders receiver is being sued by celebrity chef Stefano Tedeschi for a breach of contract. Tedeschi alleges that Brown’s balance of $38,521.20 remains unpaid for a weekend’s worth of work during the 2018 Pro Bowl in...

"When we discovered we might have a chance for his services, it changed everything."

"We believe the compensation, which will now give us four picks in the first 83 selections and ten overall in the upcoming NFL draft, can benefit our effort to improve our team in 2019 and beyond."

Some of Antonio Brown's antics are impossible to defend.

A lease agreement to keep the Raiders in Oakland for at least one more season is coming to a vote this week.