Oakland Raiders

The Oakland Raiders have signed T Donald Penn to a two-year contract extension through 2019, the club announced Friday.

The Pro Bowler reported to practice on Wednesday. Penn was in full gear when he joined his teammates for warmups.

The Oakland Raiders and Derek Carr have agreed to a five-year, $125 million deal.

After months of rumors, it looks like Marshawn Lynch will be joining his hometown Oakland Raiders in 2017. Lynch took to Twitter shortly after the news broke, paying his respects to the Seattle fanbase, but expressing excitement to play in his hometown.

It appears the other shoe has finally dropped. Former Seattle Seahawks running back and Oakland native Marshawn Lynch is expected to sign a two-year deal with the Raiders later today contingent upon completing a physical.

The Oakland Raiders are looking for a power rusher to add to their 2017 roster, and Marshawn Lynch has been looking like a viable option. However, with the NFL Draft quickly approaching, the Raiders need to make a decision soon as to whether they’ll snatch the formerly-retired Seahawks running back or opt for a fresh-faced draft pick. There are still lots of questions up in the air regarding Marshawn’s leverage: How good is he going to be? Is he in football shape? Where will he fit into the Raiders’ offense?

On Thursday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that the Seahawks are expected to trade Lynch to the Raiders ahead of the 2017 season, assuming they can work out a contract beforehand.

Without another home until 2020, owner Mark Davis has plans to continue playing at the Coliseum for at least the next two seasons, but a stunning revelation at Wednesday’s Oakland-Alameda County Authority board meeting could put those plans in jeopardy.

After reports surfaced Monday that the Oakland Raiders are “locked in” on acquiring retired former Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, Lynch visited the Raiders’ facility on Wednesday, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Former 49ers and Raiders running back Charlie Garner gave a revealing and sad interview to the Sporting News on Monday, detailing what he believes to be the symptoms of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, a brain disease caused by traumatic hits to the head, affecting his ability to function.