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.

Las Vegas Raiders are cleaning house. Just two days after the team fired head coach Antonio Piece, the Raiders announced that they had fired general manager Tom Telesco. "The Las Vegas Raiders have relieved Tom Telesco of his duties as General Manager,

Deion Sanders has allegedly expressed interest in the head coach opening with the Las Vegas Raiders, according to new report with the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The Las Vegas Raiders are in need of a head coach as they have fired head coach Antonio Pierce and general manager Tom Telesco following a 4-13 season performance in

The Las Vegas Raiders are one of many teams navigating the chaotic hiring cycle of a head coach. In this latest edition of the Las Vegas Raiders Insider podcast, our Hondo Carpenter and Attorney Jon Schopp discuss the hiring cycle and where the Silver and Black might be heading: Quarterback Aidan O'Connell Q: How important was it for you to be able to get back and finish these final three games of the season and leave the best of that stuff out there on the grass?

Antonio Pierce remains the Las Vegas Raiders' coach. For now, anyway. Pierce spoke at a news conference wrapping up his team's 4-13 season on Monday and said he hasn't “been told anything different” about his job status.

Deion Sanders is reportedly showing strong interest in becoming the next Las Vegas Raiders head coach. Hiring him could secure the Raiders Shedeur Sanders.

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.

The Antonio Pierce era in Las Vegas is officially over. Pierce was fired Tuesday, after just one season as the head coach of the Raiders. Las Vegas went 4-13 in Year 1 of Pierce's tenure, which was poor enough for owner Mark Davis to fire him.