The Las Vegas Raiders' constant leadership turnover has been a headache for the fan base. It has been exhausting to see so many moving pieces every offseason and the promised results not be delivered. It happens like clockwork.
But it is even rougher on the team's players, especially those who were drafted by one regime, only for that head coach and general manager not to last beyond their rookie season. Third-year players on the Raiders are currently on their third head coach and fourth general manager. It's a mess.
It is hard for a team to have success under these circumstances, and even harder for young players to develop and keep learning new playbooks or the intricacies of a new system when they're still just trying to keep their head above water at the NFL level.