News about Josh McDaniels

The Las Vegas Raiders have cut quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo after he earned a three-year, $73 million contract just 12 months ago, capping a lackluster tenure with the AFC West franchise. After the Raiders began the season 3-5, Garoppolo went from unchallenged quarterback No. 1 to replaceable in Las Vegas, which culminated in Josh McDaniels' dismissal as head coach. And if Garoppolo joins a different team, he will face another two-game suspension for breaking the NFL's performance-enhancing drug policy.

On Friday night, Antonio Brown made a derogatory joke about fellow football player Chandler Jones, premiering a mockery of the year's 'CTE Recipient of the Year.' Jones, an NFL veteran who most recently played for the Oakland Raiders, has had a string of troubling off-field incidents this year, including how Josh McDaniels was blamed for the death of ex-teammate Aaron Hernandez's suicide, and he was suspended for breaching a domestic violence temporary protective order. When Brown posted the fake NFL Honors chart on X, he mocked the defensive end, captioning the message '#CTESPN'.

Antonio Pierce, the Las Vegas Raiders' permanent head coach, has received a few congratulators on social media. Earlier this day, multiple sources broke that the Raiders were planning to hire Pierce full-time after he had spent weeks of the season as the interim head coach in Las Vegas after former head coach Josh McDaniels was fired. After taking over and being embraced by several players in the Raiders locker room after the team's culture was changed, Pierce led the team to a 5-4 record.

Antonio Pierce is apparently on the verge of retaining his Las Vegas full-time coaching position following his success as interim head coach this season. The Raiders have reached an agreement to make Pierce their new head coach, which is expected to go down well with a group of players who lobbied for him to stay on next season, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. After replacing Josh McDaniels at Allegiant Stadium in October, winning five of his nine games at the helm, the former linebacker was able to impress.

Maxx Crosby, the team's defensive end, has been asked by the team to keep interim head coach Antonio Pierce on permanent basis. After former head coach Josh McDaniels was fired in November, Pierce took over midseason and led the team to a 5-4 record. Pierce was set to interview with the Tennessee Titans for a potential replacement for recently fired Mike Vrabel, according to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo.

According to rumors, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley is expected to be fired at the end of the season. The Chargers' miserable season continued on Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens handed their third straight defeat to extend their losing streak to 4-7, putting more emphasis on Staley. Jordan Schultz of Bleacher Report says if something miraculous happens between now and the end of the campaign, he will be relieved of his duties.

With insider Adam Schefter's warning that'seven to ten' could lose their jobs, the NFL is facing a massive overhaul in the coming months. When Frank Reich was fired from his Carolina Panthers duties this season, he became the second head coach to be fired this season. The Panthers are currently the worst team in the NFL, and they will finish with a losing record in their sixth-straight season.

Pierce took over from Josh McDaniels, who was fired last month because the team was in danger of missing the playoffs. The Raiders have landed in a wild-card situation in the AFC East. Pierce has left out a go-for-it attitude that had been missing prior to his appointment, which has reportedly delighted Davis. 'In fact, Davis told ESPN this week that last week's prime-time victory over the Jets felt like a genuine, authentic home game for the first time in a while,' according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, ahead of the Miami Dolphins' match this weekend.

After Sunday's 30-6 victory over the New York Giants, Las Vegas' wide receiver Davante Adams is clearly upbeat and appears to be grateful to see the armour of former head coach Josh McDaniels. Adams, 30, was sitting courtside at the T-Mobile Arena in Vegas with former MLB star Dexter Fowler, catching women's college basketball action on Monday night. Adams was caught speaking with one of the officials before No 20 Colorado shocked the top-tanked and defending champions LSU. In a clip shared by Bleacher Report, the official said, 'Love to see you guys get back to that winning track yesterday.'

With victory cigars in the locker room, the Las Vegas Raiders commemorated their 30-6 loss of the New York Giants. Not only did the blowout win give the Raiders the best vibes they've seen since head coach Josh McDaniels' dismissal, but it also started Antonio Pierce's tenure as interim head coach with a dramatic win. Pierce's first victory as an NFL coach was even more sweet for those in Las Vegas, as it came against the team with whom he spent the majority of his legendary NFL career.

According to a story, McDaniels had an extensive meeting with players and coaches on October 26, five days before he was dismissed. After being begged to change his ways, McDaniels was described as 'akin to a bystander.' Long meetings, overcorrecting mistakes, and shaming players for play-calling questions were among the issues that were reported in the study. McDaniels was a'shell of himself' after the meeting, as the remarks prompted him to help players to self-correct while being hands-off in handling mistakes.

Mark Davis, the Las Vegas Browns' owner, demonstrated that money will not be a factor in making the difficult decisions for his franchise. After losing to the Detroit Lions on Monday Night Football to fall to 3-5 on the season, the Raiders parted ways with general manager Dave Ziegler and head coach Josh McDaniels earlier this week. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, those decisions will not be cheap - as reports told him that Las Vegas will need to pay $85 million as a result of their firing.

The Jets wanted to bring another element to their offense this season, but they also need to win with Zach Wilson as their starting QB. However, the scene has changed in Las Vegas since the Browns lost to the Lions on Monday Night Football, with owner Mark Davis firing both former head coach Josh McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler later this week.

It has been revealed that Sportscaster and Tom Brady's associate Jim Gray is a 'primary advisor' to the Oakland Raiders' owner Mark Davis. Brady had previously agreed to buy a minority stake in the franchise. And it appears that Gray - who co-hosts the 'Let's Go!' Brady and Larry Fitzgerald's podcast has ties to the franchise as well.

Within the Las Vegas Raiders locker room, there's a new sense of joy. Even though it's abundantly clear that Josh McDaniels, fired as head coach earlier this week, is no longer around, according to The Athletic. After the team's humiliating loss to the Detroit Lions on Monday, Davante Adams refused to pin the drastic change in the camp on McDaniels' departure, but the Raiders' star pass-catcher was also vocal about being dissatisfied with the team.

Davante Adams, a Las Vegas receiver, has praised the decision to fire head coach Josh McDaniels and GM Dave Ziegler, acknowledging that their departures were needed to'revitalize' the team. This week, McDaniels and Ziegler were given pink slips, marking a disappointing start to the season less than two years after owner Mark Davis fired them away from the New England Patriots. Antonio Pierce, a former New York Giants quarterback, will take over the team on an interim basis until a permanent replacement for McDaniels is found.

Mark Davis, the founder of the Las Vegas Raiders, has revealed his reasons for firing head coach Josh McDaniels this week, saying that the team was 'going in the wrong direction.' The Raiders are 3-5 on the season, and billionaire Davis admits he had set a self-imposed personal deadline of October 31 to determine whether or not to fire any of his key employees. After Davis pulled the trigger on Tuesday, former head coach McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler are looking for jobs outside of the Raiders organization.

In a 17-13 victory over Allegiant Stadium on Monday night, Josh Jacobs and Amik Robertson helped the Las Vegas Browns beat the Green Bay Packers to snap their 36-year hoodoo. The Raiders had lost eight straight against Green Bay going into their latest match, a losing streak that stretched back to 1987. Jacobs' fourth-quarter touchdown in Las Vegas, as well as a spectacular late intercept from Robertson, Josh McDaniels' team all broke that unbeaten record and secured their first victory since the opening weekend.

Despite the fact that their record makes for good reading, the Las Vegas Raiders appear as marginally larger at 11/10 in their Monday Night Football (MNF) match against the 2-2 Green Bay Packers at Allegiant Stadium. If the Raiders are to justify the bookies' odds and win, they would have to break a long drought to do so. Since 1988, the Raiders have lost eight on the trot to Green Bay. However, MNF could be a golden opportunity to put an end to the drought, with the Packers also playing this season off the back of a loss, as the Detroit Lions lost 34-20 at home to this season's surprise packets.

Multiple supporters of the Men in Black raiding Davis' suite and ranting about the need to dismiss McDaniels, who holds a 7-14 record, appear in a rare video from Sunday's game at SoFi Stadium. 'Fire him!Fire his ass!' A chorus of dissatisfied Raiders fans pleaded. 'Fire him Mark!' Most NFL owners would have sat back and ignored the chaos, but Davis wasn't about to encourage fans to have their say. 'Smarten up!' When pointing his finger to the side of his head, he yelled at them vociferously.

Chandler Jones was arrested about midnight on Friday in Las Vegas, sparking fears about his mental health, as he accused Raiders owner Mark Davis of protecting someone who reportedly molested his goddaughter, and later appeared to argue that Las Vegas coach Josh McDaniels was somehow responsible for Aaron Hernandez's 2017 death. Jones has since been jailed for in breach of a domestic violence temporary protective order, according to Clark County Detention Center records.

After the Raiders star sparked questions about his mental health with a troubling video, Antonio Brown has offered his assistance to Chandler Jones. Jones, who hasn't played for the Raiders this season, appeared to indicate that Las Vegas coach Josh McDaniels somehow staged Aaron Hernandez's 2017 suicide in a Massachusetts jail. The tearful video came after a relentless barrage of tweets from Jones, in which he accused Raiders owner Mark Davis of protecting someone who allegedly molested his goddaughter: 'I wish I could play with my brothers, but marky mark is holding a huge secret that only I know!'

Chandler Jones, a sidelined for the Las Vegas Blades, has sparked questions about his own mental stability after a rambling, tearful, self-shot video clip in which he makes bizarre claims about his mentor Josh McDaniels and former teammate Aaron Hernandez. Jones led to the conclusion that McDaniels possibly staged Hernandez's 2017 suicide in a Massachusetts jail. Following his detention and arrest for Odin Lloyd's murder, Hernandez, a tight end for the New England Patriots, hanged himself in 2017. During the turbulent actor's three-year career from 2010 to 2012, McDaniels worked directly with Hernandez during his troubled career. 'You know what Josh McDaniels did to Aaron Hernandez,' Jones, who played for Hernandez in New England as a rookie in 2012.' 'Y'all thought Chico killed himself in jail?Y'all thought my n***** killed himself in jail?'

Chandler Jones, a Las Vegas Browns sidelined, spent Thursday morning on a bizarre social media tirade, asking that coach Josh McDaniels be dismissed, though he claims he has been fined $1 million per game to avoid the team because he has 'too much knowledge.' Jones went on to say that he is a "messenger" who is "secured by navy seals and usmc." In the midst of concerns about his mental stability, the 33-year-old defensive end is now out due to a non-football injury. He recently accused Raiders owner Mark Davis of protecting someone who allegedly his goddaughter: 'I wish I could play with my brothers, but marky mark is holding a huge secret that only I know!' Jones, in the end, retreated, saying that his phone was hacked but that he was taken involuntarily to a mental health facility by the Las Vegas fire department last week.