The Raiders added veteran Tory Humphrey to the mix at tight end as they began a three-day mandatory minicamp Tuesday.
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If you’re ready to test your Raiders’ knowledge, Steve Corkran and I came up with a few questions for you guys to tackle:

The Raiders signed linebacker Miles Burris on Friday, one day after they locked up three other draft picks to long-term contracts. Read the rest of this entry »

The Raiders signed defensive ends Jack Crawford and Christo Bilukidi and linebacker Nate Stupar on Thursday. That leaves only three of their 2012 draft class unsigned. Read the rest of this entry »

An impressive rookie season guard-turned-center Stefen Wisniewski has gotten even more impressive considering the circumstances.
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Marcel Reece was a limited participant in the first session available to the media at the Raiders’ organized team activity Wednesday as he immerses himself in a new offensive system.
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It was believed that the Raiders were on the hook for giving the Cincinnati Bengals their 2013 first-round draft pick if the Raiders advanced to the AFC Championship Game last season or this season as part of the compensation for trading for quarterback Carson Palmer. As it turns out, that bit of misinformation from the start took on a life of its own. Read the rest of this entry »

Veteran defensive lineman Desmond Bryant finally signed his one-year tender, giving the Raiders everyone under contract heading into training camp, with the obvious exception of the recently drafted players. Read the rest of this entry »

Although listed as the starting strong side linebacker like his predecessor, Kamerion Wimbley, Philip Wheeler will have a much different role with the Raiders in 2012.
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First-year coach Dennis Allen presided over yet another organized team activity Wednesday, giving him only one more voluntary practice before everyone is required to be here for a three-day mini camp next week. Read the rest of this entry »