With last week's firings of Tom Telesco and Antonio Pierce, the Las Vegas Raiders have concurrent openings at general manager and head coach for the second time in as many years, the third time since 2022.

The Las Vegas Raiders are the latest NFL team with a head coaching vacancy after the franchise fired Antonio Pierce on Tuesday. Pierce only got one season in the official role, and he was plagued with quarterback issues throughout the year. However, he’s now gone, and Las Vegas will work to find his successor.

The Raiders will look for their fifth GM since Mark Davis took over as owner for his late father Al Davis in 2011.

While several talented candidates are in the running to be the next Las Vegas Raiders head coach, a team insider

The Raiders off-the-field initiatives continue to rack up positive impacts on the Las Vegas Valley. The NFL team’s annual Impact Playbook released Jan. 3 highlights several aspects of the Raiders’ community work, charitable contributions and ongoing relationships with former players.

Raiders have experienced over the past three decades is unrivaled — unless you’re a Cleveland Browns fan. For a franchise with three Super Bowl trophies, it’s embarrassing to think their last Super Bowl appearance was a forgettable 48–21 loss to Jon Gruden’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2002.

Minority owner Tom Brady seems to be throwing his weight around in the Las Vegas Raiders' coaching search after the team missed out on Mike Vrabel, and Detroit Lions OC Ben Johnson is his top choice.

NFL fans and media think Tom Brady could have a conflict of interest during the Lions-Commanders NFL Playoff game as reports show the Raiders minority owner's interest in OC Ben Johnson as head coach