Needless to say, this season hasn't gone as the Raiders planned. After a 2-2 start, superstar wide receiver Davante Adams requested a trade and the team hasn't won a game since, losing its sixth straight on Sunday against the Dolphins.

The Las Vegas Raiders have had a rocky season that has seen many things go differently than planned. That includes watching their defense start the season with

the Raiders’ season is cooked. There will be no playoffs, and there’s little reason to believe they’ll win more than one or two more games before the campaign officially ends. But first-year coach Antonio Pierce still has a job to do. Primarily ...

Pressure continues to build on Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce after a 34-19 loss to the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. The result leaves Pierce’s side 2-8 for the season and a video released

The Las Vegas Raiders are 2-8 and the season continues to slip from their grasp. Despite changes to the offense and a bye week's rest, the Silver and Black still fell short to the Miami Dolphins. Head coach Antonio Pierce addressed the media on Monday after the loss,

Raiders coach Antonio Pierce says one of the most prolific offenses in NFL history comes to mind when he watches the Dolphins.

Antonio Pierce’s Las Vegas Raiders were defeated 34-19 away to the Miami Dolphins in the National Football League [NFL] yesterday [November 17]. Pierce, the son of Bermudian Cleo Burrows, was appointed as head coach of the Raiders in January.

As the losses pile up, Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce likely feels some urgency with his job on the line. CBS Sports broadcaster Jay Feely said Pierce had been transparent in the pregame production meeting before the Raiders and Miami Dolphins kicked off last Sunday.

The losses keep piling up for the Las Vegas Raiders, but head coach Antonio Pierce remains poised in the face of it all. He’s adamant that no one’s quitting, not within his team nor in the building.