The Las Vegas Raiders had one secret weapon, although it wasn't much of a secret as everyone knew it, on their side during the hiring process for both the general manager and head coach positions. We heard that this was the only reason Ben Johnson even considered the Raiders gig before becoming the Chicago Bears head coach.

It was a day of heartbreak for Raider Nation, who had their sights set on now-former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as their team’s next head coach.

The Las Vegas Raiders are only a couple of weeks into the offseason but it has already been a busy one. The Raiders are in the middle of looking for a new head

The Las Vegas Raiders were expected to land the front-runner for their open head coaching job, Detroit Lions OC Ben Johnson. It didn't happen. Reports began to

The Las Vegas Raiders are hiring Pete Carroll to ... along with Barry Switzer and Jimmy Johnson. Carroll has also previously been the head coach of the New York Jets and New England Patriots.

According to a report from The Athletic’s senior writer and Las Vegas Raiders beat reporter Tashan ... The others are Barry Switzer, Jimmy Johnson, and Jim Harbaugh. Carroll holds a 170-120 ...

We answer six burning questions on Carroll's return to coaching -- and Tom Brady's involvement. Plus, Ben Solak grades the hire.

The others are Barry Switzer, Jimmy Johnson and Jim Harbaugh. Carroll will also be the Raiders' fifth coach, including interim coaches, since the franchise moved to Las Vegas from Oakland in 2020.

The Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars are the teams that are still trying to figure how who will lead them in 2025. Jacksonville is also now in the market for a new general manager after parting ways with Trent Baalke this week.

The longtime former Raiders assistant coach and wide receiver is landing one of the best offensive coordinator jobs in the NFL.

The Las Vegas Raiders are among three teams to have interviewed Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson for their head-coaching vacancy, along with the Chicago Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars.

Faced with hiring a general manager and head coach, most NFL owners would’ve been heavily involved in every facet of the process.