The Raiders are hiring a new coach and rebuilding after a 3-14 season, with a top draft pick and major roster cuts planned.

The Las Vegas Raiders are conducting their third straight coaching search after Pete Carroll’s 3-14 season, with a pivotal hire expected to lead a major roster overhaul. The team has nearly $90 million in salary cap space and the No. 1 overall draft pick, potentially going to Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza. General manager John Spytek is poised to cut six key players, including quarterback Kenny Pickett and linebacker Devin White, to rebuild around a new coach and quarterback. The hire is critical as the Raiders aim to elevate their performance in a city with high sports expectations, following recent successes by the Golden Knights and Las Vegas Aces.