Report: Raiders ‘don’t have the money’ to fire Josh McDaniels
If you are a frustrated Las Vegas Raiders fan hoping the organization brings a speedy end to their disastrous relationship with new head coach Josh McDaniels, a league insider claims the former Patriots assistant is going nowhere.
The first nine games of the McDaniels era in Vegas have been a nightmare. Despite the team winning 10 games last season and then adding elite talents like Davante Adams and Chandler Jones to the 2022 roster, it has been a mess so far this season.
The Raiders are 2-7 heading into Week 11 and have the second-worst record in the league. This is not at all what the organization and its fan base expected when they passed on bringing back interim head coach Rich Bisaccia and instead hired New England offensive mastermind Josh McDaniels.
McDaniels’ second stint as an NFL head coach is going worse than his previous one in Denver. With many franchises willing to dispatch underperforming coaches quickly, some are hopeful the Raiders dismiss McDaniels from his role. However, a new report claims the team can’t make the move based on their current finances.
