The Las Vegas Raiders have requested to interview the Pittsburgh Steelers' director of pro personnel Sheldon White for their open general manager position, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Raiders have experienced over the past three decades is unrivaled — unless you’re a Cleveland Browns fan. For a franchise with three Super Bowl trophies, it’s embarrassing to think their last Super Bowl appearance was a forgettable 48–21 loss to Jon Gruden’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2002.

With Deion Sanders reportedly expressing interest in coaching the Raiders, could Coach Prime be potentially heading to Las Vegas?

And yet, a new coach is probably looking at a total rebuild in an AFC West division boasting coach-quarterback combos such as Andy Reid- Patrick Mahomes with the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs, Jim Harbaugh- Justin Herbert with the Los Angeles Chargers and Sean Payton- Bo Nix with the Denver Broncos.

Deion Sanders has allegedly expressed interest in the head coach opening with the Las Vegas Raiders, according to new report with the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The Las Vegas Raiders are in need of a head coach as they have fired head coach Antonio Pierce and general manager Tom Telesco following a 4-13 season performance in

Antonio Pierce remains the Las Vegas Raiders' coach. For now, anyway. Pierce spoke at a news conference wrapping up his team's 4-13 season on Monday and said he hasn't “been told anything different” about his job status.

Believe it or not, it is possible to make roster moves without actually having a general manager. The Las Vegas Raiders just did that. Now, it wasn't a game-breaking roster move or anything that will change the way the league is now viewed,