The Raiders have fired Antonio Pierce after his first full season as head coach but are retaining Tom Telesco as general manager, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Which open NFL head coaching job is the best? Let’s rank them.
Unemployment is an unfortunate fact of life for an NFL head coach.
Some of the game’s greatest have been let go from a position, or found it hard to crack back into the head coaching fraternity after changing jobs. After all, Bill Belichick could not find a job last offseason, and is now headed to Chapel Hill as the new head coach at the University of North Carolina.
So when it comes to picking a head coaching opportunity, it might pay to be selective.
Time is flying, and that means we’re only a bit over a month away from the start of the Daytona 500 and the NASCAR Cup Series season. And this year’s Daytona field could feature a bonafide racing legend in IndyCar great Helio Castroneves.
Castroneves — one of four drivers along with AJ Foyt, Al Unser, and Rick Mears tied for the most Indianapolis 500 wins with four each — will try to qualify for the Great American Race behind the wheel of the No. 91 car for Trackhouse Racing.
The Raiders will have a new coach next season.
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It’s a week into 2025 and there are somehow still people who happily lecture others about wearing masks to stop respiratory viruses.
Masks don’t work. They don’t stop respiratory viruses, they don’t stop COVID, they don’t stop the flu, none of it. Even high-quality masks. Study after study has confirmed it, the gold standard of evidence reviews from the Cochrane Library confirmed it. And years of real world experiments conducted during the pandemic showed through observation and data that masks do nothing to reduce community spread.
Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said that Tyreek Hill did not ask for a trade when he met recently with the wide receiver.
The driver charged with killing NHL hockey player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, as they cycled on a rural New Jersey road pleaded not guilty to the indictment Tuesday after turning down a prosecution offer of 35 years in prison.