With Josh McDaniels gone, the entire Raiders locker room celebrated as if an evil demon spirit had been exorcised. In fact, star pass rusher Maxx Crosby took to Instagram Live to give the world an inside look after Sunday’s victory. Among those in attendance was owner Mark Davis. In retrospect, was it a bit excessive?
The Las Vegas Raiders sent shockwaves around the league earlier this week by firing head coach Josh McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler. As NFL fans know, these firings took place on the Oct. 31 trade deadline, leaving the Silver and Black between a rock and a hard place. Reportedly, the Jets called about Davante …
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Raiders owner Mark Davis sided with his players over the now-previous regime he hired last offseason. Could Tom Brady have played a part?
Raiders owner Mark Davis shocked the NFL world by parting ways with Josh McDaniels and Dave Ziegler. Now, the Antonio Pierce-era begins.
Whether you were a fan of Josh McDaniels or not, did Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis blindside him with his firing? Let’s not forget Dave Ziegler either; sure, they’re both gone, but the way things went down merits a second look.
Halloween often serves as a spooky evening, highlighted by horror movies, creative costumes, and droves of candy. For Raider Nation, nothing was scarier than the prospect of riding out the rest of 2023 with Josh McDaniels and Dave Ziegler at the helm. Luckily, like Michael Myers himself, Raiders owner Mark Davis moved like an assassin in the night.
Monday night’s display might’ve been a turning point for the 2023 Las Vegas Raiders; legends of the past have seen enough, it appears. Can you blame them?
Right now, the Las Vegas Raiders are a sinking ship—although, let’s keep things in perspective, the team is only three games in. The real question is whether Mark Davis should do anything drastic. Better yet, is there anything he can really do at this point?
Seven different head coaches and a record of 76-113 overall and 0-2 in the playoffs. That’s the wake of the Silver and Black since legendary owner Al Davis passed away in 2011. The luster of the Las Vegas Raiders surely hasn’t matched the elegance of Allegiant Stadium. But perhaps the glow and vibe of his Las Vegas Aces being the reigning and defending WNBA champs will be the veiled shroud Mark Davis needs as his football product embarks on Year 2 of the “McZiegler Experience?”
If Las Vegas Raiders HC Josh McDaniels fails, is there any way the team gives Jack Del Rio another chance, the way Jon Gruden got one in 2018?
