Henderson, Nevada – After a disappointing season, the Las Vegas Raiders have decided to part ways with head coach Antonio Pierce. Pierce, who took over the role after serving as interim coach in 2023, led the team to a 4-13 record this season, ultimately leading to his dismissal by the organization.

The decision to let go of Pierce comes after the Raiders suffered a 10-game losing streak during the season, marking their longest since 2014. This move leaves the team searching for their fifth head coach since relocating from Oakland to Las Vegas in 2020.

Despite retaining general manager Tom Telesco for another season, the Raiders are now in search of a new head coach to lead the team in the upcoming season. The team finished last in their division and secured the No. 6 overall draft pick for the upcoming draft.

Pierce, a former linebacker with the New York Giants, had limited experience as a head coach before taking on the role with the Raiders. His tenure saw mixed results, including a notable 63-21 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers during the previous season.

The Raiders faced challenges on the offensive side under Pierce’s leadership, culminating in a quarterback dilemma that impacted the team’s performance. Despite efforts to solidify the position, the team struggled to find stability at the quarterback position throughout the season.

As the Raiders look ahead to the future, they will need to make strategic decisions in both coaching and player personnel to rebound from a challenging season. The organization’s commitment to building a competitive team remains a top priority as they navigate the offseason and prepare for the upcoming draft to address key areas of improvement.