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

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.

Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated has revealed that in spite of the Raiders making a late push, it seems pretty likely that Pierce will be a goner at the end of the season. "Las

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.

A second straight win has taken the Raiders out of the running for a top draft pick. But could this late push save Pierce's job?

The Las Vegas Raiders are expected to go after quarterbacks this offseason but their 2025 starter might already be on the roster.

The Raiders are suddenly rolling late in the year, and Antonio Pierce dropped one honest take after the win over the Saints.

NFL insider Albert Breer recently went on "The Rich Eisen Show" to share his predictions for which head coaches will likely lose their jobs this offseason. When talking about the head coaching jobs that will be open, he said this about the Raiders, "I think for the Raiders, there is a good chance that one will be open," Breer said.

The Las Vegas Raiders want another taste of victory in Week 17. The Raiders will travel to New Orleans to face the Saints. Both teams are having similar seasons

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.