Raiders add former Titans DT Keondre Coburn to their defense one day after shockingly cutting Christian Wilkins

Wilkins was mysteriously released by the Raiders on Thursday, which the team attributed to the way he was treating the rehab for a foot injury that kept him sidelined for most of last season. Las Vegas cut ties just one season into his five-year, $110 million pact.

The day after the Raiders officially cut ties with Christian Wilkins, they claimed DT Keondre Coburn off waivers from the Titans.

Raiders head coach Pete Carroll speaks candidly about the team's decision to release defensive tackle Christian Wilkins.

Christian Wilkins ' time with the Las Vegas Raiders has come to an abrupt and surprising end. Just 16 months after signing a massive $110 million contract to become a centerpiece of their defensive line, the former Clemson star is now a free agent.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport: Las Vegas Raiders release defensive tackle Christian Wilkins. Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud says rookie wide receivers Jayden Higgins and Jaylin Noel have "came in with a great mindset" during training camp.

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 Las Vegas Raiders are adding a veteran defensive tackle to the roster after moving on from Christian Wilkins.

Thursday's shocking move by John Spytek and Pete Carroll showed that if you’re anything less than all in, you have no place with this team.

Wilkins, 29, was the Raiders’ marquee free-agent signing last year. Las Vegas is reportedly voiding the remaining $35.25 million of his deal, though he has filed a grievance with the NFL Players Association.

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