SNA Displays Installs Large LED Video Wall in Raiders' Draft Room
2026-10-02 · via AV Magazine
SNA Displays has installed a large-format LED video wall in the Las Vegas Raiders' draft room, built from five of its Brilliant Interior panels at a 0.9mm pixel pitch. The integrator on the project was Image Engineering, a live-events technology firm. For anyone speccing command-center or control-room displays, this is a useful data point on how fine pixel pitch and continuous-canvas design are being applied outside retail and corporate lobbies.
The installation sits inside the Raiders' Intermountain Health Performance Center. According to the release, the display stands 2m tall and wraps more than 25m around the room, giving a native resolution of 2,160 by 26,880 pixels. SNA Displays describes it as one of the highest-spec draft rooms in the NFL, though the company does not name specific comparison venues or provide third-party verification of that ranking.
The wall is built to function as one continuous surface rather than a bank of separate screens. The release says it lets Raiders executives, coaches and scouts view video footage, real-time analytics and other content across the full span of the room during draft operations. That continuous-canvas approach is the same design logic used in broadcast studios and some retail flagship stores: a single wraparound image rather than a grid of monitors, which avoids bezels and lets content move across the room without visible breaks.
A 0.9mm pixel pitch is fine enough for close viewing distances, which matters in a room where staff are seated near the walls rather than watching from across a stadium concourse. The announcement does not give a price, installation date, or technical detail on brightness, refresh rate, or the processing system driving the content across that many pixels.
Barbara Barry, director of sports and live events at SNA Displays, is quoted saying that decision-makers in high-pressure settings need display technology they can rely on, and that the installation gives the Raiders an edge over competing teams. That is a marketing claim from the company doing the installing, not an independent assessment.
For the digital signage and AV integration trade, the project is another example of sports franchises investing in high-spec indoor LED beyond stadium bowls and scoreboards, extending into back-of-house spaces like draft rooms, war rooms, and performance centers. SNA Displays has built a track record in sports venues, and this installation adds a non-public-facing use case to that portfolio. What is missing from the announcement is any detail on cost, timeline, or how the system integrates with the Raiders' existing analytics or video infrastructure, information an operator evaluating a similar build would want to know.
The announcement in full
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By AV Magazine in Displays , Sports and arenas , US&Canada October 1, 2026 0
A new LED display, made with five 0.9mm Brilliant Interior video walls, is 2m tall and wraps more than 25m around what is said to be the highest-spec draft room in the National Football League.
SNA Displays has teamed up with live-events technology integrator Image Engineering to turn the Las Vegas Raiders’ draft room into an immersive video experience.
Located at the American football team’s Intermountain Health Performance Center, the upgraded facility is now one of the National Football League’s highest-spec command centres for evaluating prospects, coordinating draft picks and collaborating about on-field operations.
The display is 2m tall and wraps more than 25m around the room, with a native resolution of 2,160 by 26,880 pixels. It comprises five of SNA Displays’ Brilliant Interior video walls with a 0.9mm pixel pitch.
The dvLED displays provide a continuous canvas that on which Raiders executives, coaches and scouts can watch video footage, real-time analytics and other experiential content.
Barbara Barry, director of sports and live events at SNA Displays, says: “When seconds are crucial to making season-defining choices, decision-makers need technology they can count on.
“The Raiders’ draft room is a visual powerhouse that is not only the best in the league, but gives the team an edge against their competition.”