The Las Vegas Raiders are going through another offseason where they are going to have a lot of changes in the organization. The Raiders will have a new head coach and a new staff next season.
The Las Vegas Raiders will soon hire their fourth head coach in as many seasons. Las Vegas' inability to find consistency at the head coaching position has singlehandedly led to years' worth of disappointment.
The Las Vegas Raiders need talent across the board, especially on the offensive side of the ball. Luckily for the Raiders, they will have ample opportunity to add talent via the NFL Draft and free agency this offseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders are working hard to find their next head coach. Las Vegas has not been able to nail down the head coaching hire in the last half-decade, as its longest-tenured coach since Jon Gruden’s firing was Josh McDaniels, who coached 25 games. Rich Bisaccia was an interim who got 13 games before the team went in another direction.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a long list of issues they must correct this offseason. If they do not, next season will not be any better than this season's 4-13 or their 3-14 season two seasons ago.
The Las Vegas Raiders became one of nine NFL teams this offseason search for a new head coach after firing Pete Carroll. Since then, the organization has conducted several interviews for the vacant position.
HENDDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders are in the midst of reestablishing themselves among the elite franchises of the National Football League. It will
The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason will be remembered by several things. However, one will be near the top of the list. Daniel Wasserman of Pro Football Focus recently analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of every team in the National Football League.
Believe it or not, the Las Vegas Raiders have several positives to hang their hat on this offseason. As its 3-14 campaign confirmed, Las Vegas has a long way to go.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Las Vegas Raiders' 3-14 record and fourth head coaching search in as many seasons would not suggest it, but the Silver and Black have a lot they can offer a coach.
Last offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders' new-look front office faced roster questions they could only address with limited information, as Raiders General Manager John Spytek and Pete Carroll had just assumed their roles.
The Las Vegas Raiders' rookie class did not have the impact they were expected to at the start of the season. The Raiders entered the season with reasonable expectations for its rookie class.
The bad news for the Las Vegas Raiders is that they're searching for their fourth head coach in four seasons. Josh McDaniels and Antonio Pierce each got a little over a full year.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason is likely to have as many twists and turns as its regular season. The Raiders wasted no time shaking things up in response to its 3-14 campaign.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offseason outlook is one of the brightest in the NFL. They're in the thick of a head coach search, with plenty of potential candidates on the market.
If the Las Vegas Raiders hire Jesse Minter as head coach, it won’t be a splash—it’ll be a statement: defensive structure, weekly consistency and a shot at the AFC West.
The Las Vegas Raiders are at a crossroads, but general manager John Spytek doesn’t get a grace period. Year 2 is about answers—fast—and the first one has to come on offense.
Once again, the Las Vegas Raiders are in search of a new head coach after parting ways with Pete Carroll after just one season. The team has been unable to find a long-term answer since firing Jon Gruden back in 2021, with no coach lasting two full seasons in that time.
Jesse Minter did not receive any interview requests last year, but after the Chargers continued their defensive momentum this season, the two-year NFL DC is flooded with interview slips.
After just one season, the Las Vegas Raiders chose to part ways with head coach Pete Carroll. The move didn’t come as a surprise to most, considering the Raiders finished just 3-14, tied for the worst record in the NFL.
The Las Vegas Raiders are back to square one. Firing Pete Carroll was a tough call, but it seemed like the right one. Now, the front office must find the right guy to lead a young and promising team back to playoff contention.
The Las Vegas Raiders featured one of the more disappointing offenses in the NFL in 2025. Nepotism may have been one of the causes of the unit's problems.