The NFL schedule for the upcoming season was released on Wednesday, and fans can secure their tickets now to see the Las Vegas Raiders in action.

Pete Carroll appeared on radio in Seattle on Wednesday and broke some news about the Raiders schedule while also detailing his love for Geno Smith and the interview process becoming Las Vegas' coach.

Here's an entire listing of the Monday night schedule. Each game can be seen on ESPN (unless noted otherwise), with select matchups also being shown on the "ManningCast," which is aired on ESPN2 and on ESPN+. We've also included a ranking of the entire "Monday Night Football" schedule.

The Raiders will meet one of their former coaches in Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season. Here are other highlights from the schedule, released Wednesday by the NFL.

Burney, added in the 2023 NFL Draft, spent two seasons with the Silver and Black. On 190 career defensive snaps, the Florida alum has accumulated 32 tackles with three behind the line of scrimmage and one being a sack, along with one forced fumble this past season.

Let's take a look at what numbers the newest Raiders will be wearing. The buzzy Chargers receiver enters his second year in the league with potential for even more. This is apparently the first time that Scottie Scheffler has worn orange publicly since his arrest,

The Raiders have some intriguing young depth at wide receiver, but they are light at the top. Jakobi Meyers is a very good player, but he’s likely better-suited to be a No. 2. Tre Tucker has shown some flashes but hasn’t been consistent enough.

Cole Fotheringham was one of these casualties, as the Raiders released him in mid-December, but fortunately, he landed on his feet. Unfortunately, he signed with the team's hated AFC West rival, the Denver Broncos, according to Zac Stevens.