After a dismal 4-13 season, the Las Vegas Raiders would need to make some bold moves to turn their fortunes around.
The organization wasted no time in parting ways with head coach Antonio Pierce and general manager Tom Telesco, signaling a clear intent to rebuild and reset their competitive trajectory.
Maxx Crosby, the Raiders’ defensive standout, spoke candidly about the team’s future during a recent SiriusXM “Let’s Go” segment.
Having weathered multiple coaching and coordinator changes throughout his career, Crosby understands the critical importance of organizational stability.
His message is clear: the Raiders need more than just a coach, they need a leader who can establish a sustainable culture.
"They want to have somebody that's going to be here for the long haul."
📲 @CrosbyMaxx on the Raiders head coach search with @Peter_King & @JimGrayOfficial on this week's "Let's Go!"
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For Crosby, success isn’t just about winning games, but about creating consistent opportunities to compete and build a lasting legacy in the NFL.
He’s emphasizing the need for a strategic, long-term approach that goes beyond quick fixes and temporary solutions.
The challenges facing the next head coach are substantial. The Raiders are searching for a quarterback and need significant roster reconstruction.
However, the team isn’t without hope. With a robust collection of draft picks and considerable salary cap space, the Las Vegas Raiders have the resources to engineer a comprehensive turnaround.
Crosby’s perspective reflects a player who’s been grinding through tough seasons, understanding that sustainable success requires more than just talent—it demands vision, consistency, and a genuine commitment to building something meaningful.
