BREAKING: Raiders to Bring Former Coach Out of Retirement

The Las Vegas Raiders have made big changes to the coaching staff after an abysmal 2-7 start. Now, they are bringing in an old face to join the staff.
May 15, 2021; Ashburn, Virginia, USA; Former Washington Football Team head coach Norv Turner watches rookie minicamp at Inova Sports Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Scott Taetsch-Imagn Images
May 15, 2021; Ashburn, Virginia, USA; Former Washington Football Team head coach Norv Turner watches rookie minicamp at Inova Sports Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Scott Taetsch-Imagn Images / Scott Taetsch-Imagn Images
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After an abysmal 2-7 start, the Las Vegas Raiders made some massive changes to their coaching staff.

They fired offensive coordinator Luke Getsy, quarterbacks coach Rick Scangerello, and offensive line coach James Cregg.

Head coach Antonio Pierce made it clear that it was his decision to make the moves.

“When I look at the last nine weeks, I just look at a bunch of things,” Pierce said. “I will start with, first and foremost, the turnovers. I don’t care what team you are, who you have at quarterback, who’s your head coach, who’s your offensive coordinator, you are not going to win games when you turn the ball over at the rate we have been turning it over. ... We have been turning it over pretty much three times a game, 13 [turnovers] in the last five [games]. I think we have had enough opportunities to punch the ball in and to give our team an opportunity to win games, and we have not done that."

Per reports from NFL Insiders Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero, and Mike Garafolo, former Raiders head coach Norv Turner is coming out of retirement to join the Raiders' new offensive staff.

"Scott Turner, Norv's son, is a top candidate to handle playcalling after OC Luke Getsy's firing," Pelissero wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. "Now, it's a family reunion."

Turner was the Raiders' head coach during the 2004 and 2005 seasons, accumulating a 9-23 record at the helm of the Silver and Black. His last gig was with the Carolina Panthers as an offensive coordinator, which ended in 2019.

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