Raiders fire Antonio Pierce after one awful season

Antonio Pierce won’t get to roll the dice again in Las Vegas.The Raiders fired the head coach on Tuesday following a dismal 4-13 campaign in his first full season in the role, according to multiple reports.Pierce, a Super Bowl winner with the Giants, took over as interim head coach in 2023 following the midseason firing of Josh McDaniels and was elevated to the top job for 2024.On Monday, one day after the Raiders’ season concluded with a 34-20 loss to the Chargers, Pierce said he had not been “told anything different” about his future with the franchise.This story is developing, please check back for updates....

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