And two, the Chargers could end up playing a pivotal role in the future of that organization based on how things shake out in the Week 18 season finale. Jim Harbaugh’s Chargers

Antonio Pierce certainly has not enjoyed too much of a chance to impress as Raiders HC. Although the Raiders coach

Pierce told the media that he learned to stick with his gut this year despite all of the hate he has been getting from fans. "Patience, stay with my gut," he said about what he learned about himself.

Las Vegas Raiders and Antonio Pierce; however, there were players worth mentioning who overcame adversity this past season. Sin City’s head coach made sure to give praise ahead of Week 18.

The Las Vegas Raiders were in the driver's seat for the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. After missing out on a quarterback this year, the expectation is that

The Las Vegas Raiders snapped a 10-game losing streak with last week's win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, but it might not be enough to ensure a second

It’s been a rough go for Antonio Pierce in his first season as Las Vegas Raiders head coach—he recently expanded on what he’s learned about himself. To say that things went south for Pierce is putting it mildly.

The Raiders have found their new right tackle in rookie third round pick DJ Glaze. Antonio Pierce thinks that hasn’t gotten enough notice.

The Raiders face another busy offseason this winter. Their to-do list could range from moving on from coach Antonio Pierce to welcoming in the voice of new minority owner Tom Brady to chasing a franchise quarterback.

The Las Vegas Raiders will end the season with a contest against the Los Angeles Chargers. Head coach Antonio Pierce spoke ahead of it.

Even with the team having won its past two games, the general expectation around the league is for the Raiders to move on after Week 18, ESPN.com’s Jeremy Fowler notes.