The Las Vegas Raiders' coaching staff, led by head coach Antonio Pierce, has been ranked the worst in the NFL by ESPN, following a mixed performance in the 2023 season. Despite a promising 5-4 finish under Pierce's interim leadership, skepticism surrounds his promotion, given his limited NFL experience, having previously served only as a linebackers coach at Arizona State. ESPN's Ben Solak emphasized the challenges of interim coaches succeeding permanently, referencing the underwhelming tenure of Jason Garrett with the Cowboys as a cautionary tale. Concerns also abound regarding offensive coordinator Luke Getsy, who previously struggled with the Chicago Bears, potentially undermining the team's offensive capabilities. While defensive coordinator Patrick Graham is noted for his competence, the overall coaching staff's inexperience raises significant doubts about their ability to lead effectively. As the Raiders prepare for the new season, they face quarterback uncertainties with Gardner Minshew and Aidan O'Connell vying for the starting role, amid hopes of overcoming past instability.