NFL fans around the world are starting to prepare for their fantasy football seasons. Whether you’re deep into a dynasty league or starting up a new redraft team, finding the right name for your squad can be a challenge.
We compiled a list of the best fantasy football team names for each NFL franchise. But if you’re just looking for Las Vegas Raiders-themed team names, you’ve come to the right place.
Las Vegas Raiders Fantasy Team Names
- Davante’s Inferno (Davante Adams)
- Adams Family (Davante Adams)
- Jakobi-Wan Kenobi (Jakobi Meyers)
- Bourbon Meyers (Jakobi Meyers)
- Mighty Morphin Bower Rangers (Brock Bowers)
- Bowers Before The King (Brock Bowers)
- Bowers and Arrows (Brock Bowers)
- The Bowers That Be (Brock Bowers)
- Brock and a Hard Place (Brock Bowers)
- Can You Smell What the Brock is Cookin’ (Brock Bowers)
- Raider Nation Rising
- Sin City Squad
- The House Always Wins
- Silver and Black Attack
- Raider Revolution
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Who Are the Raiders’ Top Fantasy Players?
WR Davante Adams
Adams has been one of the most consistent elite WRs in fantasy football, finishing as a top-10 WR in PPR formats in six of the last eight seasons, including a WR10 finish in 2023 despite playing with a rookie quarterback for much of the year.
Adams maintained an elite 33.1% target share in 2023, ranking second among all WRs. His 175 targets led to 103 receptions, 1,144 receiving yards, and eight touchdowns, showcasing his continued ability to command attention in the Raiders’ offense.
While Adams still produced at a high level, his yards per route run dropped from 2.59 (eighth) in 2022 to 2.03 (30th) in 2023. Similarly, his yards after catch fell from 493 (sixth) in 2022 to 336 (25th) in 2023. These declines may signal the beginning of a slowdown as he turns 32 years old this season.
For a complete breakdown, check out Davante Adams’ fantasy profile.
RB Zamir White
White impressed as the Raiders’ lead back over the final four games of the 2023 season, posting solid fantasy numbers, including a stretch where he was the RB9 overall in full-PPR formats.
White’s 84 carries over the last four games of the season tied for the most in the league during that span. His 4.7 YPC during this stretch and projected workload suggest a strong fantasy floor heading into 2024.
While White’s rushing volume is encouraging, his minimal involvement in the passing game (only nine receptions for 60 yards during the final four games) limits his ceiling in full-PPR formats.
For a complete breakdown, check out Zamir White’s fantasy profile.