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.

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.

Each and every team in the National Football League with an opening at head coach has some level of interest in current Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

With Deion Sanders reportedly expressing interest in coaching the Raiders, could Coach Prime be potentially heading to Las Vegas?

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,

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.

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

Tom Brady joining the Las Vegas Raiders as the minority owner could be the best thing that happened to the franchise in a long time.