The Las Vegas Raiders have cycled through head coaches since reaching the Super Bowl in 2002. The franchise is on its 14th head coach in the last 23 years. The Raiders had just 12 head coaches before the 2002 season when Bill Callahan took over for Jon Gruden, a span that dates back to 1960.
Las Vegas has employed five head coaches in the past five years, and it may be considering yet another coaching change this offseason. While Pete Carroll was expected to bring stability to the franchise, he has done the opposite, as the team is currently 2-13.