The Las Vegas Raiders have officially signed members of their 2025 NFL Draft class. Here are the members of the Raiders 2025 NFL Draft class who have agreed to terms with the team.

Las Vegas Raiders rookie Jah Joyner spoke to The Mirror U.S. Sport about his style of play, the players his game is inspired by, his mentality, and his collegiate days at Minnesota

Coming into the draft, there were reports that a team in the top ten of the draft was in love with Colorado's Travis Hunter and was eager to trade up for him. That team turned out to the the Jacksonville Jaguars a fifth overall. They traded up with the Browns at pick number two to get Hunter. More on this later...

New Raiders rookie running back Ashton Jeanty shared a surprising twist that he also got pranked in a call that said he’d been traded to the Cowboys. In an interview with FanSided, Jeanty recounted how, shortly after being selected sixth overall by the Raiders, he received a call from someone posing as a Cowboys representative.

How about instant-impact entire draft classes? Sounds fun, right?   Getting valuable contributions from multiple rookies can transform a team in a given year, as those players are as cheap as they come in the NFL.

After the draft the Raiders were left with several woefully thin positions. Lucky for them there are some good free agent options still out there.

PFF did a 2007 NFL re-draft, and the Minnesota Vikings missed out on Adrian Peterson, instead adding to their secondary.

The Raiders improved the roster during the 2025 NFL Draft. However, their roster still has a few holes that need to be filled.

Burney, added in the 2023 NFL Draft, spent two seasons with the Silver and Black. On 190 career defensive snaps, the Florida alum has accumulated 32 tackles with three behind the line of scrimmage and one being a sack, along with one forced fumble this past season.