Christian Wilkins' time with the Las Vegas Raiders is over, but he and the team could be facing a contract battle in the immediate future.

NFL insider James Palmer discussed the possibility of the Atlanta Falcons signing former Las Vegas Raiders DT Christian Wilkins.

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.

Defensive lineman Christian Wilkins is looking for his next team, and one day after the Las Vegas Raiders released the veteran, he is already gaining interest from another coach. New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said the team would discuss the possibility of adding Wilkins, who's relationship with the Raiders ended on a sour note.

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

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones finds his reason for not paying Micah Parsons with Christian Wilkins' news. NFL insider Adam Schefter dropped a bombshell on Thursday when he announced the Las Vegas Raiders were releasing defensive tackle Christian Wilkins.

Dianna Russini and Tashan Reed explain the background on the dispute between the Raiders and Christian Wilkins that led to his release.

Over a decade after trying to recruit Christian Wilkins to Ohio State, Patriots coach Mike Vrabel is open to the idea of bringing the Springfield native to New England.