The Las Vegas Raiders know a thing or two about hiring a head coach. The Raiders are set to soon hire their fourth head coach in as many seasons. Former head coach Antonio Pierce was sandwiched between the Raiders' hiring of Josh McDaniels and Pete Carroll.
Former Las Vegas Raiders coach Antonio Pierce on Friday became the ninth candidate to interview for the Atlanta Falcons' head coaching vacancy. Currently an NFL studio analyst for CBS, Pierce joined the Raiders' staff in 2022 as linebackers coach, then served as interim head coach in 2023 before becoming head coach in 2024.
Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports that former Raiders HC Antonio Pierce will interview for the Falcons’ head-coaching vacancy on Friday. Here’s the
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The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for their next head coach. The Raiders have not been able to get the coaching hire right over the past few years,
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
An intriguing new name was just added to the Atlanta Falcons head coaching search, as they will interview Matt Ryan’s CBS colleague Antonio Pearce for their vacant position.
Former Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce has emerged as a candidate in Atlanta. The Falcons will hold an in-person interview with Pierce this week, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
According to Mike Garafolo, the Falcons plan to conduct an in-person interview with former Raiders HC Antonio Pierce later this week. Once that interview
The Giants are interviewing their former linebacker and ex-Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce for their head coaching vacancy on Thursday and Friday, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The Las Vegas Raiders could be on the verge of firing yet another head coach when this mess of a season ends Sunday afternoon.
Antonio Pierce has come sprinting out of the tunnel once again.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The 2025 NFL regular season is coming to an end this Sunday. Week 18 is finally here, and some teams are going to be looking for new head coaches. That is just how it goes in the NFL, and especially if the teams have had bad to horrible seasons.
The formal interview process has technically already begun.
Former Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce and franchise nemesis Mike McCarthy are among candidates on New York's interview list as the franchise searches for a new head coach, according to reports.
I have been a die-hard member of Raider Nation since 1998. We even crossed paths at Rickey’s when Jon Gruden returned in 2018. For decades, I watched this organization struggle until I eventually entered sports journalism myself, hoping to understand why the “Commitment to Excellence” has fallen so far short.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been one of the worst teams in the NFL over the past couple of decades. The franchise hasn’t won a playoff game since their Super Bowl run in 2002 and has made just two playoff appearances over that timeframe.
The Las Vegas Raiders fired Antonio Pierce shortly after the end of last season. The move was reportedly made for various reasons, but the team's 4-13 record, which included many injuries and a 10-game losing streak played a role in Pierce's dismissal.
Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce isn’t shy about sharing his opinion on his former employer. Week 13 gave him more ammunition. Let’s be honest, no one had the Silver and Black going 2-10 in Pete Carroll’s return to coaching.
Antonio Pierce was serving as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders last fall when current Fox lead in-game analyst Tom Brady was approved as a minority owner of the franchise and shared his thoughts on the resurgent controversy surrounding Brady's role as owner and as an analyst with Fox.
The Las Vegas Raiders are certainly hoping their current regime of general manager John Spytek and head coach Pete Carroll can bring the franchise back to relevance.
Do Las Vegas Raiders fans have a valid reason to be upset about AP’s appearance, or is the former head coach simply fulfilling his responsibilities? Antonio Pierce, the former head coach of the Raiders, once expressed his deep affection for the Silver and Black.
The Las Vegas Raiders are getting set to face off in their first preseason game on Thursday against the Seattle Seahawks. It will be the first time that the Silver and Black will take the field under their new regime.
When Antonio Pierce was fired from his position as Las Vegas Raiders head coach in January, it came as a surprise to many around the league. Sure, Pierce could not capitalize on the momentum of his stint as interim head coach and only produced four wins, but most of the issues surrounding the Raiders were seen as not being entirely his fault.
A major reason why the Las Vegas Raiders fired head coach Antonio Pierce after just one season was due to his very poor game management skills. While he made more than his fair share of poor decisions, he did have a game management consultant named Matt Sheldon who was supposed to help him work out those issues.
Most NFL teams have filled out their coaching staffs already, but Antonio Pierce is strangely still without a job heading into the 2025 season. Pierce’s lone season as permanent head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders was rocky, posting a 4-13 record along with a ten-game losing streak.
Antonio Pierce has been very quiet since being fired by the Las Vegas Raiders. Based on the rumors that came out following the news, Pierce was fully expecting to return in 2025.
The Las Vegas Raiders will be looking for another head coach. The Silver and Black moved on from Antonio Pierce on Tuesday. His time as Raiders head coach only lasted one season.
The Las Vegas Raiders decided to move on from former head coach Antonio Pierce after a challenging 4-13 season. Pierce was tasked with turning around a Raiders team with a flawed roster even when healthy, but the team was anything but healthy this season.
The Antonio Pierce era in Las Vegas is officially over.
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