The Las Vegas Raiders could soon have a new head coach in place to replace the recently-fired Antonio Pierce. Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

There has been chatter that the Raiders’ search is focused on Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, but no deal can be consummated at this point so Joseph and others will still have a chance to sway things in Las Vegas. The Raiders have requested ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have some big needs this offseason, including the three most important positions for any football team, which are quarterback, head coach and general manager. However ...

The Las Vegas Raiders find themselves at a crossroads, and all signs point to them not taking the path of least resistance as they have in the

The Las Vegas Raiders are in the head coach, general manager and quarterback market this offseason. How they address those three openings could determine the future of the franchise.

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. 69Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce reacts on the sideline during the second half of an NFL ...

The Raiders are overhauling again going into their sixth season in Las Vegas. Already searching for a fifth coach since officially leaving Oakland in 2020, the franchise is also now on the hunt ...

Set to interview Moore on January 17. Completed interview with Monken on January 16. Las Vegas Raiders: Fired head coach Antonio Pierce on January 7. Requested interviews with Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn.

The Las Vegas Raiders at one point in the season were primed to hold onto the first overall pick that would have granted them a franchise type quarterback selection. After their back to back victories against the Jacksonville Jaguars and New Orleans Saints,

Cowboys could look at one of their ex players (no, not that one) to be their new head coach. Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is considered "a name to watch closely" for the Dallas Cowboys head coaching vacancy,

New York Giants assistant GM Brandon Brown will meet with the Las Vegas Raiders in person on Monday for their vacant general manager job.