Full Raiders Headquarters Groundbreaking

The Raiders collaborated with the Southern Nevada Football Coaches Association to host a Coaches Clinic where they provided on and off field sessions for both high school and youth coaches.

The Raiders Foundation returned to their Resource Room at Robert Taylor Elementary to celebrate the school's efforts in encouraging kids to read.

Watch an extra feature from the filming of From The Ground Up. The story behind having a concrete batch plant on-site in order to avoid delays and increase efficiency for the Las Vegas Stadium project.

Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, Episode Four of From The Ground Up, examines two key elements of Las Vegas Stadium's main structure. With the footings in place, the building goes vertical, with elevator cores serving as the building's backbone and the first of the decking that will be the main entrance.

The Apex Raiders are a flag football team from Henderson, Nevada who represented the Raiders at the NFL FLAG National Championships. The Apex Raiders finished the tournament undefeated and winners of the 9-10-year-old division.

See a time-lapse of progress on Las Vegas Stadium which is 15 months into construction.

The Raiders present the Clark County School District Equity and Diversity Education Division with the Raiders 2018 Social Responsibility grant in support of Peace Week.

Watch as the Raiders organization and members of the Henderson community celebrate the groundbreaking of the Raiders future headquarters.

Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, Episode Three of From The Ground Up, dives into the six phases of the stadium project as it begins to take off out of the ground.

Raiders DT Justin Ellis and LB Tahir Whitehead visit the site of the future home of the Raiders.

Replay the full Raiders Headquarters Groundbreaking that took place in Henderson, Nev. on Monday, January 14, 2019.

Take a look at the future home of the new Raiders Headquarters in Henderson, Nev.

Check out additional footage of the caliche blasting that took place on the Las Vegas Stadium site. This is extra footage that was not included in Episode Two.

Raiders Alumni Cliff Branch and Jerry Robinson sign autographs for Toys for Tots in Las Vegas, NV.

See a time-lapse of progress on Las Vegas Stadium which is 13 months into construction.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, alongside Raiders owner Mark Davis, announces the 2020 NFL Draft will be located in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The 85th NFL Draft will take place on April 23-25, 2020 in Las Vegas on the iconic Las Vegas Strip, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced today.

One of the highlights from Episode Two was a special look at Raiders owner Mark Davis, president Marc Badain and hall of famer Howie Long as they take part in one of the many blasts that took place on the site.

The Raiders Foundation hosts the Gridiron Griddle at the Boys and Girls Club of Southern Nevada.

Gus McNair, from Canyon Springs High School in Las Vegas, was named the 2018 Tom Flores High School Football Coach of the Year. Coach McNair led Canyon Springs to an 8-4 record and NIAA 4A Mountain Region playoff berth.

Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, Episode Two of From The Ground Up, adventures through the early phases of the Las Vegas Stadium project with an in-depth look at how dirt and caliche was removed to dig the stadium below ground level. A special look at Raiders owner Mark Davis, president Marc Badain and hall of famer Howie Long as they take part in one of the many blasts that took place on the site.

The Raiders Foundation recently participated in Giving Tuesday by presenting donations to three Las Vegas non-profit organizations.

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt selects Las Vegas as where he'd like to see future Thanksgiving night games every year.

The Raiders are collaborating with the Clark County School District to start a new FLAG Football League that will start its 2nd season next fall. On November 15th, the Clark County School District Middle School Flag Football league will hold a Boys and Girls Championship. The Raiders will donate $20,000 for new equipment, transportation, officials and recruiting of additional schools.

The Raiders visit University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMCSN) to interact with young patients and their families at their bedsides and in the playroom as well as donating remote controlled cars.