Pierce went on to speak of the future of the Raiders in such a way that suggested he would continue to be head coach. Making plans for the team’s future and speaking of his and GM Tom Telesco’s decisions this offseason. It’s no guarantee that he will remain head coach, but he sure sounds like he expects to keep his job.

Pierce held his final meeting with the team Monday and spoke as if he's returning, though owner Mark Davis has yet to clarify.

Antonio Pierce officially finished his first year as the Las Vegas Raiders' head coach, and it sounds like he has a good chance of remaining in this position, at least from what he's heard. There's been speculation the Raiders could fire Pierce after the team went 4–13 this season, but the coach is calling this purely outside rumors.

Sunday the Raiders stepped on the field for the last time in the 2024 season. Which means this group will never take the field together again. And those who are back next year won't suit up again for a good six months.

The Chargers and Raiders looked every part of their respective 11-6 and 4-13 final records in a 34-20 victory by the former that wasn’t nearly as competitive as the score indicates.

Quentin Johnston hauled in a career-high 13 receptions for 186 yards, leading the Los Angeles Chargers to a 34-20 win over the host Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

Daiyan Henley's interception before the half led to a Chargers touchdown and momentum swing in a win over Raiders, which set up a playoff game Saturday at the Houston Texans.