The Silver and Black have made a bold move—one that could reshape their offense for years to come.
In a stunning development, the Las Vegas Raiders have officially signed former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Gabe Davis to a 4-year, $39 million contract, just 48 hours after he was unexpectedly released by Jacksonville.
Davis, who posted 987 yards and 9 touchdowns last season, was widely considered a foundational piece of the Jaguars’ receiving corps. His sudden release shocked fans and analysts alike, with whispers of locker room disagreements and cap considerations swirling. But the Raiders didn’t hesitate.
“This is a huge win for us,” said Raiders GM Tom Telesco. “Gabe’s a proven playmaker with a chip on his shoulder—and we love that.”
Davis arrives in Vegas with something to prove. At just 26 years old, he’s entering the prime of his career. Pairing him with second-year quarterback Aidan O’Connell and star WR Davante Adams gives the Raiders one of the most dangerous receiving duos in the AFC.
“I’m grateful for my time in Jacksonville,” Davis said in his first media appearance. “But this is a fresh start—and I’m ready to make Vegas home.”
Head coach Antonio Pierce called the move “a statement of intent,” signaling that the Raiders are done rebuilding—they’re here to contend.
With the bright lights of Allegiant Stadium shining and Raider Nation buzzing, Gabe Davis is ready to turn the page. And if his track record is any indication, the rest of the league should take notice.