Interim Head Coach Antonio Pierce Makes Strong Case for Full-Time Raiders Position

Pierce's Tenure Sees Improved Performance and Playoff Hopes for the Las Vegas Raiders

Interim head coach Antonio Pierce has led the Las Vegas Raiders to a 4-3 record since taking over midseason, including a recent win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Pierce has made a strong case for becoming the full-time head coach, stating 'My resume is on the grass' and hoping that team owner Mark Davis sees improvement and growth in the team.
Despite Pierce's success, the Raiders are required by the Rooney Rule to interview at least two external minority candidates before making a decision on the head coach position.
Pierce's tenure has seen the Raiders potentially turn their season around, with a current record of 7-8 and a chance at making the playoffs if they win their final two games.
Pierce's success comes after the Raiders fired previous head coach Josh McDaniels midseason, under whom the team had a 3-5 record.