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If you're coming here to find out if the Las Vegas Raiders have hired their new head coach, well, they haven't. Sorry to disappoint you, as it does appear that the search has now taken an unexpected turn heading in no direction.
The Las Vegas Raiders were known to covet former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson to be the franchise’s next head coach. But Johnson chose to take the Chicago Bears job over the Raiders leading them to now have to move on to other options.
An infamous name in Las Vegas Raiders history is back in the league. Josh McDaniels is not held in the highest renown by the Raiders faithful, as many
As four teams remain in the NFL playoffs, the Las Vegas Raiders have already shifted into offseason mode. Uncertainty surrounding their quarterback situation continues to be the primary focus, as they experimented with three different options last year.
Las Vegas has yet to interview Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Liam Coen, who might be the best candidate of the bunch.
There was plenty of struggle during the Raiders' 2024 season, but one bright spot continues to inspire hope in a fan base desperate for success. Not needing a proper introduction, tight end Brock Bowers has taken the NFL by storm this fall, shattering records and racking up countless accomplishments.
With the NFL offseason beginning for most teams in the league, the Las Vegas Raiders are among several franchises looking for a new head coach. Antonio Pierce was fired just a few days after the conclusion of the regular season, opening the door for the Raiders to explore their options.
Few players in the National Football League go from being drafted in the sixth round to being critical players on multiple teams and appearing in a Super Bowl.
Some suggested after former Lions OC Ben Johnson rejected the Raiders to become the next HC of the Bears that Raiders minority owner Tom Brady could reach out to Belichick regarding the club's HC opening.
Allegiant Stadium opens for the fifth time for the Raiders, who are searching for improvement. Talent is a must-have in a division dominated by the Chiefs and surrounded by the Chargers and Broncos.
Even though Tom Brady is a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, he has no interest in moving on from FOX as the network's top color commentator. Brady wants to and is planning to do both but former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason thinks it's a conflict of interest since Brady is heavily involved in the Raiders' coaching search.
Even with new minority owner Tom Brady in the picture, the Las Vegas Raiders are still an unattractive destination for head-coaching candidates.
Quarterback is widely regarded as the most critical position on the football field. As the only player other than the center to touch the ball on every single offensive play, that is a fair conclusion to come to.
The Las Vegas Raiders find themselves in an interesting place this offseason. While the new coach and general manager are still to be determined, they will have plenty of resources at their disposal.
The Las Vegas Raiders are currently looking for their new head coach and general manager. The franchise has not found stability over the last two decades and has been searching for different coaches to bring that since coming to Las Vegas in 2020.
Where do the Las Vegas Raiders go from here? That is the prevailing question after the Raiders were rejected by Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, who wa reported to be finalizing a head coaching deal with the Chicago Bears on Monday.
It was a day of heartbreak for Raider Nation, who had their sights set on now-former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as their team’s next head coach.
Last offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders brought in Gardner Minshew to provide some competition for Aidan O'Connell in training camp. He ended up winning the starting quarterback job.
Many thought as recently as this past weekend that Johnson could soon become the next HC of the Raiders in part because Johnson was reportedly interested in working under Raiders minority owner Tom Brady.
With Ben Johnson choosing to team with Caleb Williams in Chicago, his other two suitors will need backup plans. While Liam Coen has been closely tied to the Jags, the Raiders may have a more experienced option in mind.
Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady certainly made a huge push for the head coach candidate he wanted, though he ultimately came up short. Dianna Russini of The Athletic offered some details about the Raiders’ pursuit of Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, and Brady was at the center of it.
Ben Johnson has been widely viewed as the favorite to become the next head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, but the Detroit Lions offensive coordinator is reportedly giving strong consideration to at least one other job.
This year’s NFL free agency period will provide the Las Vegas Raiders with plenty of intriguing options—let’s look at 10 players in particular. With the regular season over and the playoffs underway, we’re just a few weeks away from the end of the NFL season.
A pair of finalists have emerged for the Raiders’ general manager position. More in-person interviews could be coming soon, but for now, two are on tap.
Following Tom Telesco’s dismissal, the Las Vegas Raiders‘ draft philosophy could drastically change—or should they stick with “best player available?” Last year, the Silver and Black walked away with one of its best draft classes in recent memory.
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