2016 NFL Honors

The Raiders and Las Vegas county commissioner William McCurdy II surprised the Western High School football team with new shoulder pads after they volunteered at the Raiders Play Football Skills Camp.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Maxx Crosby hosted the Play Football Skills Camp where 250 athletes from ages 6-13 ran through drills and received coaching.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted local flag football teams for an open practice as they prepare for the NFL Flag Championships in Canton, Ohio.

The Las Vegas Raiders invited 10 local high school football teams for their 5th annual 11-ON event where players competed in a big man challenge and a 7-on-7 tournament.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted their 60-minute Raiders Junior Training Camp for athletes from Clark County Parks and Recreation.

In collaboration with the Las Vegas Raiders assistant general manager, Champ Kelly, the Raiders hosted C.H.A.M.P. Camp, a weekend event for athletes to develop their skills on and off the field.

The Las Vegas Raiders held their Inspire event for girls flag football players featuring combine and skills challenge events, a coaches clinic and high school All-Star football games.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a Raiders Prospect Camp at Eldorado High School so that prospective middle school athletes may meet and work with their future high school coaches and the Raiders 2024 draft class.

In partnership with the Southern Nevada Officials Association, the Las Vegas Raiders hosted a training session for current high school officials to go over new rules and situations before the upcoming season.

The Las Vegas Raiders took part in the championship games for the Northwest Vegas Flag Silver and Black League.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Southern Nevada Officials Association hosted an open house for prospective officials who are interested in learning more about becoming football officials.

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, the Las Vegas Raiders visited Sig Rogich Middle School to enjoy lunch and spend time with teachers and administrative staff in recognition of their impact on local youth.