NFL insider James Palmer discussed the possibility of the Atlanta Falcons signing former Las Vegas Raiders DT Christian Wilkins.

As the Raiders and former Raiders defensive tackle Christian Wilkins embark on a legal fight over whether the team properly voided his remaining guarantees before cutting him, one key question will be whether his foot injury required another surgery — and whether he should have submitted to it.

Christian Wilkins' time with the Las Vegas Raiders is over, but he and the team could be facing a contract battle in the immediate future.

The Las Vegas Raiders are releasing defensive lineman Christian Wilkins and voiding the $35.2 million of guaranteed money left on his contract due to how he has treated the rehab of a foot injury he suffered five games into the 2024 season,

The Raiders' decision to release defensive tackle Christian Wilkins a year into the four-year, $110 million deal he signed before last season was the subject of the first question of head coach Pete Carroll's press conference on Friday.

The stunning release of Christian Wilkins by the Las Vegas Raiders has massive ramifications on a number of fronts. First and foremost, Wilkins and the Raiders will need to have the dispute around his remaining guarantees sorted out — Las Vegas seems to believe they have a firm standing in voiding

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones finds his reason for not paying Micah Parsons with Christian Wilkins' news. NFL insider Adam Schefter dropped a bombshell on Thursday when he announced the Las Vegas Raiders were releasing defensive tackle Christian Wilkins.

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said the team will have a conversation about free agent former first-round pick Christian Wilkins.