Las Vegas Raiders QB Gardner Minshew spoke moments ago after the Silver and Black downed the Cleveland Browns and we have everything that he said for you.

A week after a tough loss and some questions around his starting job, Gardner Minshew (WSU) did just enough to help guide the Las Vegas Raiders to a win over the Cleveland Browns at home. The veteran quarterback completed 14 of 24 passes for 130 yards. He had no touchdowns and no turnovers.

The Las Vegas Raiders may want to start keeping a close on this quarterback if they're hoping to add one in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Las Vegas Raiders' offense is undoubtedly a work in progress. Offensive Coordinator Luke Getsy explains what is next for veteran quarterback Gardner Minshew II.

The Las Vegas Raiders were riding high entering Week 3 after completing a 10-point road comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2. They came crashing down in Week 3 back at home, losing 36-22 to the previously 0-2 Carolina Panthers right after their opponent benched 2023 first overall pick quarterback Bryce Young earlier in the week.

Gardner Minshew did not finish the Raiders' Week 3 loss to the Panthers, and Antonio Pierce left the door open

Speculation began to swirl following the Raiders' 36–22 loss to the Carolina Panthers in which Minshew was benched the in fourth quarter in favor of second-year quarterback Aidan O'Connell. Pierce, who was critical of his team's effort against Carolina, also didn't rule out starting O'Connell when asked by reporters on Monday.

The Las Vegas Raiders are coming off a massive comeback win against the Baltimore Ravens, one in which nobody saw coming. One of the biggest reasons for that win was their quarterback, Gardner Minshew, who led a resurgent offense in the come-from-behind victory.

When QB Gardner Minshew and the Las Vegas Raiders match up with the Cleveland Browns in Week 4 on Sunday at 4:25 PM ET, they will be facing off against the Browns' 15th-ranked pass defense, which is allowing 195.7 passing yards per contest.