As the Raiders look for their next head coach, two candidates who have gained Tom Brady's respect have risen to the top.

Former New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan is now coaching college football with the USC Trojans:

The Las Vegas Raiders have been searching for a new head coach since firing Antonio Pierce just a few days after the 2024 regular season. The team has

The Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly eyeing a pair of NFL veterans in their search for a new head coach. NFL insider Josina Anderson reported on Thursday

A member of the Pittsburgh Steelers' front office could be a candidate for the vacant general manager position with the Las Vegas Raiders.

He’s officially signed his contract and will be part of the head coach search, per NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero. 7:54 p.m.: Another head coach vacancy filled and coach off the market, Liam Coen is reportedly taking the Jaguars’ job.

The Las Vegas Raiders have found their new search as they have tabbed Super Bowl-winning coach Pete Carroll to replace the fired Antonio Pierce. Carroll is the oldest coach in the league at 73. He turns 74 in September and will be the oldest head coach in NFL history when the 2025 season starts.

The Las Vegas Raiders have hired Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant general manager John Spytek as their next GM. Spytek replaces Tom Telesco, who was let go along with head coach Antonio Pierce earlier this month after a 4-13 season.

The Raiders have hired Bucs assistant GM John Spytek to be their GM, but like the Cowboys, Saints, Jaguars and Jets, they don't have a new head coach yet.

Spytek will be in charge of the Raiders’ day-to-day operations and roster moves. Here are the top five items on his agenda.

The Cowboys interviewed Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, who played for the team and then served as Dak Prescott’s play-caller for four seasons. Dallas also interviewed former Jets coach Robert Saleh and former Vikings coach Leslie Frazier.

With Johnson heading to Chicago and Mike Vrabel already in New England, five head coaching vacancies remain. The Jets, Saints, Jaguars, Raiders and Cowboys are still in the hunt. Johnson, who was Detroit’s offensive coordinator, agreed to become the Chicago Bears head coach on Monday, two days after the No. 1 seeded Lions lost to Washington.