Antonio Pierce is out after one full season, leaving industry sources split on what the franchise’s famous new minority owner’s role will be.

Even in retirement, Tom Brady was a main character this NFL season. And heading into the playoffs, Brady figures to stay in the spotlight. In addition to calling his first postseason game for Fox this weekend,

Tom Brady is set to play a key role in the shaping of the next era of the Las Vegas Raiders. Antonio Pierce became the latest victim in the NFL’s firing blitz with the Raiders opting to pull

Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Raiders, is expected to take a big role in the hiring process. The Athletic's Dianni Russini was told he will have "a lot" of influence in the Raiders' decision, and ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Brady will be part of a "collaborative committee" to interview coaching candidates.

Now that the Las Vegas Raiders have fired head coach Antonio Pierce after one season, the team will begin looking for his replacement. And, according to one NFL insider, new part-owner Tom Brady is going to have a say in the direction Las Vegas goes.

The Raiders own the No. 6 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and are potentially in line for one of the top quarterback prospects in Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward. Las Vegas is also projected to have the second-most cap space available, making them an intriguing rebuild opportunity for any potential head coaching candidate.

The Las Vegas Raiders will now look for a new head coach after firing head coach Antonio Pierce on Tuesday. Minority owner Tom Brady will join the search.

The Las Vegas Raiders are undergoing a crucial offseason as they look to establish a lasting culture in Las Vegas for the first time since relocating from Oakland. On Tuesday the Raiders relieved head coach Antonio Pierce of his duties after just one full season at the helm.