Two days after firing coach Antonio Pierce on Tuesday, the team dismissed general manager Tom Telesco after only one season ... after trading star wide receiver Davante Adams to the New York Jets and rotating through Gardner Minshew II, Aidan O'Connell ...

Just two days after the Las Vegas Raiders announced they have fired head coach Antonio Piece, the organization has continued to clean house by firing general manager Tom Telesco.

The 4-13 Las Vegas Raiders are cleaning house. Just two days after the team fired head coach Antonio Piece, the Raiders announced that they had fired general manager Tom Telesco. "The Las Vegas Raiders have relieved Tom Telesco of his duties as General ...

The Las Vegas Raiders fired general manager Tom Telesco on Thursday. This occurred just a year after he was hired.

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Some did not expected this after the team fired their head coach, and now the Las Vegas Raiders have parted ways with general manager Tom Telesco after ... between new hires, as news on both ...

(AP) — The Las Vegas Raiders continued their housecleaning Thursday, firing general manager Tom Telesco just two days ... three years in a row with a new GM and coach. Coach Josh McDaniels ...

After one season at the helm, the,The Las Vegas Raiders fired general manager Tom Telesco after one season at the helm, but they do not plan to rush the search to fill the position. While it may seem that Telesco had a short leash,

Conventional wisdom in NFL circles is that Telesco was fired to clear a path for the next head coach to hire his own personnel executive.

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