Raiders visit first responders in honor of 1 October

The Las Vegas Raiders and UNLV partnered together to host students from three local middle schools for a R.U.S.H. event focusing on the fundamentals of flag football, nutrition, and the importance of exercise, movement and mental health.

In recognition of Telecommunications Week, the Las Vegas Raiders visited the Metropolitan Police Department Communications Center to honor their telecommunications staff.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with TruFusion to host athletes from a variety of position groups for Raiders ELITE Academy to work through drills, study film and develop character with Raiders players and alumni.

The Raiders hosted the USA Football 1-day Talent ID Camp where athletes could earn a spot to either the 2025 U.S. National Team Trials or a roster position on a USA Football Select Team.

A Pro Football Cares Sports Emergency Response training was held at Intermountain Health Performance Center where athletic trainers and coaches were able to participate in a series of simulations on football equipment removal, cardiac arrest and exertional heat stroke.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with TruFusion to host athletes from a variety of position groups for Raiders ELITE Academy at HQ to work through drills and character development with Raiders players and alumni.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted local high school flag football teams for an evening honoring players, coaches and Tom Flores Coach of the Year Jodi Reich.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Southern Nevada Ford Dealers partnered up to host the Nevada Boys & Girls Club's Youth of the Year Celebration, with winners moving on to represent Nevada at the Pacific Regional.

The Raiders partnered with Intermountain Health to host local high school and youth league football coaches from across Southern Nevada for a coaches summit and clinic.

The Las Vegas Raiders visited Robert E. Lake Elementary School and Addeliar D. Guy III Elementary School for Nevada Reading Week in efforts to spread the love of reading.

To celebrate Black History Month, the Las Vegas Raiders hosted students from Green Valley High School and Mojave High School for a head-to-head trivia contest on Raiders history and Black sports history that the Raiders have been involved in over their storied history.

The Las Vegas Raiders were out at Coronado High School for the NIAA 4A HS Flag Football Championship between Coronado High School and Arbor View High School.