The Las Vegas Raiders’ transformation into a potential NFL juggernaut just took another massive step forward.
Head coach Pete Carroll has confirmed that Buffalo Bills superstar quarterback Josh Allen is officially visiting the Raiders this week — fueling speculation that Las Vegas is preparing a blockbuster move to bring the MVP-caliber QB to Allegiant Stadium.
Sources say Carroll and Raiders owner Mark Davis have been working “tirelessly behind the scenes” to build a roster capable of contending for multiple Super Bowls, and Allen may be the final piece of their high-powered puzzle.
“Josh Allen is the kind of player who can change the entire direction of a franchise,” Carroll told reporters. “We’re building something very special here in Vegas, and we want him to see it up close.”
The news comes on the heels of Las Vegas’ shocking moves to land superstar WR Ja’Marr Chase and rumblings of interest from Patrick Mahomes and Derrick Henry. If Allen joins the Raiders, he could walk into a ready-made offensive powerhouse with elite weapons and a fanbase hungry for dominance.
Fans in Las Vegas are already packing Allegiant Stadium’s parking lots, waving “Bring Josh to Vegas” banners and chanting in support of what could become one of the most seismic shifts in AFC West history.
Analysts are calling this the boldest offseason plan in decades, with Carroll seemingly intent on turning the Raiders into the NFL’s most feared franchise.
