Las Vegas Raiders Fire Head Coach Antonio Pierce After Disappointing Season

The Raiders have dismissed Antonio Pierce after a 4-13 season, marking the latest coaching change for the franchise.

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The Las Vegas Raiders have fired Antonio Pierce after one season, concluding a tumultuous tenure marked by a 4-13 record and a 10-game losing streak. Following an interim stint where he went 5-4, Pierce's full-time appointment led to disappointing results and ongoing issues, including player injuries and a struggling offense. As the franchise seeks its sixth head coach since 2011, minority owner Tom Brady is expected to play a significant role in the search for a new leader. The decision emphasizes the ongoing challenges the Raiders face in rebuilding the team.

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