Raiders fans will want to tune in to the NFL’s annual awards show Feb. 8 to see if one of the team’s best players wins one of the league’s highest honors.
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The Raiders introduced new general manager Tom Telesco and head coach Antonio Pierce at a news conference.
Tom Telesco most recently was the general manager of the Chargers from 2013 until Dec. 15, when he was fired a day after they lost to the Raiders 63-21.
Tom Telesco was fired as the Los Angeles Chargers’ general manager Dec. 15, a day after they lost to the Raiders 63-21. He has worked in the NFL since 1991.
Bo Hardegree, the Raiders’ interim offensive coordinator for the final nine games of the season, will not be retained, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed.
Antonio Pierce went 5-4 after being named the Raiders’ interim coach Oct. 31 and immediately won the support of players by embracing the Raiders’ way.
Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is helping one military family attend the Super Bowl in February at Allegiant Stadium.
It took pretty much everything Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby had to get on the football field toward the end of the season.
A decision on the Raiders’ next general manager and head coach could come within the next 48 hours, as the team has satisfied the NFL’s Rooney Rule guidelines.
Antonio Pierce was elevated from Raiders linebackers coach to interim head coach Oct. 31. The Raiders have also set up an interview with another candidate.
The Raiders will keep most of their roster intact for next season, but there are some notable players who are set to be free agents this offseason.
Antonio Pierce left open the possibility of interviewing for other head coaching openings Monday. Now it looks like that is coming to fruition.
Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo doesn’t know what the future holds for himself and the team, but he’s looking forward to a healthy offseason.
Interim coach Antonio Pierce and rookie quarterback Aidan O’Connell have uncertain futures with the Raiders following Sunday’s season-ending win over the Broncos.
Running back Josh Jacobs knows Sunday might have been his final game with the Raiders, but he’s not ready to say goodbye to the only organization he has known.