SNA Displays Fits Out Raiders Draft Room With Fine-Pitch dvLED
2026-10-09 · via Digital Signage Today
SNA Displays and live-events integrator Image Engineering have installed a dvLED video wall system in the Las Vegas Raiders' draft room at the Intermountain Health Performance Center, according to a press release. The team now uses the space, often called a war room, to evaluate prospects, coordinate draft picks and handle other football operations.
The installation consists of five 0.9 mm Brilliant Interior video walls built with SNA's MCOB LED technology. The panels wrap around long tables at the center of the room, forming a continuous display measuring 6 feet by 8 inches tall and 83 feet around, with a resolution of 2,160 by 26,880 pixels and a total of 15.2 million pixels, the release states.
The wall carries Raiders branding alongside video and what the release describes as real-time analytics and other experiential content during draft operations. Image Engineering handled design and integration, with installation supervision from SNA Displays.
"When seconds are crucial to making season-defining choices, decision-makers need technology they can count on," said Barbara Barry, director of sports and live events at SNA Displays, in the release. She said the room "boasts as the best in the league" and gives the team an edge over competitors, a claim attributed to SNA Displays rather than independently verified.
What it means for operators
Fine-pitch dvLED continues to move into specialized indoor environments beyond the concourse and scoreboard, including executive and operational spaces where teams want wraparound, high-density video rather than a bank of flat panels. A 0.9 mm pixel pitch at close viewing distance signals that legibility up close, not just impact from a distance, was a design priority here.
The release does not disclose project cost, installation timeline, or the specific content management or playback system driving the analytics and video feeds shown on the wall. Those details would matter to integrators pricing comparable control-room or command-center projects in sports or corporate settings.
The announcement in full
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SNA Displays and live-events technology integrator Image Engineering have transformed the Las Vegas Raiders' draft room into an immersive video experience.
Located at the Intermountain Health Performance Center, the NFL team now has an upgraded "war room" for evaluating prospects, coordinating draft picks, and collaborating on other football operations, according to a press release.
An ultra-fine-pitch dvLED from SNA Displays features Raiders branding and video and provides real-time analytics and other experiential content. Five 0.9 mm Brilliant Interior video walls, built with MCOB LED video technology, provide a canvas that wraps around long tables in the center of the room.
"When seconds are crucial to making season-defining choices, decision-makers need technology they can count on," Barbara Barry, director of sports and live events at SNA Displays, said in the release. "The Raiders' draft room is a visual powerhouse that not only boasts as the best in the league but gives the team an edge against their competition."
The draft room display measures 6 foot by 8 inches tall and wraps 83 feet around the room (2,160 x 26,880 pixels). It processes 15.2 million pixels.
Image Engineering designed and integrated the video wall with installation supervision from SNA Displays.
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