The Raiders need a new starting quarterback. Again. Let's run down all the options from free agency, the trade market and the NFL Draft.

The Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly quarterbacks Russell Wilson, Sam Darnold and Justin Fields in free agency after missing out on Matthew Stafford, according to Michael Silver of The Athletic and Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Former USC Trojans and current Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold’s destination for the 2025 season is still unknown. The NFL franchise tag deadline was

The Titans are projected to sign QB Sam Darnold in free agency in a recent ESPN article. Ryan McFadden projects the Raiders could offer a three-year, $125 million contract with $55 million guaranteed.

When former USC Trojans quarterback Sam Darnold was drafted with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft by the New York Jets, the expectations were throug

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Sam Darnold is approaching his free agency with an open mind. NFL insider Josina Anderson reported that the 27-year-old is seeking a "multiyear deal" and "remains open to multiple opportunities" after Geno Smith's trade to the Las Vegas Raiders created a starting quarterback opening with the Seattle Seahawks.

Tom Brady may have had a say in the Las Vegas Raiders' decision to trade for Geno Smith. Brady was "fully onboard" with the Raiders acquiring Smith from the Seattle Seahawks on Friday, according to Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz.

Now, where will the Raiders go for a quarterback in 2025? TheAthletic.com recently reported that the Raiders prioritized Stafford because minority owner Tom Brady and G.M. John Spytek aren’t “super high on Sam Darnold or the other potential free agents.

In the NFL, one big move from a team can have a trickle-down effect, impacting the moves of other teams or players. One example: The Seattle Seahawks traded veteran quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders Friday, with potentially changed the outlook for another signal-caller who had major question marks going into the offseason.