The Las Vegas Raiders have a major question mark at the quarterback position once again in 2025, and it remains to be seen if they'll draft a signal-caller or sign one in free agency. One NFL analyst predicts the team will take the latter route and break the bank for a projected $160 million quarterback.
Johnson, the Lions and Oakland Raiders
Ben Johnson, believed to be the top target, can now conduct an in-person interview as soon as Monday after Detroit's season ended Saturday.
It's now no secret that Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady had at least one conversation with current North Carolina head coach Bill Belichick during a process that ended with the Raiders hiring Pete Carroll to be their next head coach.
The Las Vegas Raiders are interviewing a general manager who may pair perfectly with Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.
Maxx Crosby, a former Eastern Michigan star, grew up rooting for Detroit sports, and he's a keen observer as the Lions begin their playoff run.
Faced with hiring a general manager and head coach, most NFL owners would’ve been heavily involved in every facet of the process.
The Las Vegas Raiders are not playing postseason football this year, but there are plenty of exciting games to tune into this weekend. One of those games is to
Last week, the Las Vegas Raiders agreed to hire 73-year-old Pete Carroll as their head coach. The Raiders made the decision not long after the hottest name on the job market, Ben Johnson, left the Detroit Lions to take the Chicago Bears head coaching gig.
The Dolphins have retained most of their staff, but Pete Carroll landing in Las Vegas could mean the departure of one assistant.
The Las Vegas Raiders have reportedly locked down their defensive coordinator for the 2025 season, but now the team has to hire its offensive coordinator. One Raiders insider recently named the favorite for the role.
Carroll interviewed Miami Dolphins quarterbacks coach/passing game coordinator Darrell Bevell for his OC vacancy. Tom Pelissero was first on the report. Bevell served as Carroll’s OC and offensive play-caller for seven seasons (2011-2017) in Seattle, winning a Super Bowl together in 2013.