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HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — The Las Vegas Raiders hired Tom Telesco on Tuesday as their next general manager, passing over interim Champ Kelly for the position. Kelly could remain as the assistant general manager, the position he held under Dave Ziegler, who was fired Oct. 31. Kelly then was given the interim title and was believed to be a strong candidate to get the job full time. Telesco, 51, comes from the AFC West rival Los Angeles Chargers, where he was the general manager since 2013. Las Vegas also could stay put and perhaps select Washington's Michael Penix Jr. if he's still on the draft board.
Persons: HENDERSON, Tom Telesco, Champ Kelly, Kelly, Dave Ziegler, Telesco, Brandon Staley, Justin Herbert, Keenan Allen, Joey Bosa, Antonio Pierce, Aidan O'Connell, Pierce, Michael Penix Jr, he's, ___ Organizations: Las Vegas Raiders, AFC West, Los Angeles Chargers, The Chargers, Angeles, Las, Pro Bowl, Chargers, Raiders Locations: Nev, Las Vegas, Telesco, Vegas
Morgan, who has spent the past three seasons as the Panthers' assistant GM, will oversee the personnel operation, the team announced. The team had requested interviews with eight candidates: Giants assistant GM Brandon Brown, Buccaneers assistant GM Mike Greenberg, Chiefs vice president of football operations Brandt Tilis, Eagles assistant GM Alec Halaby, Saints assistant GM Khai Harley, Ravens vice president of football administration Nick Matteo, Colts assistant GM Ed Dodds and Raiders interim GM Champ Kelly. He went on to work as director of player personnel for the Buffalo Bills before returning to the Panthers as assistant GM in 2021. A first-round draft pick in 2001, he helped the Panthers reach their first Super Bowl in 2003, anchoring the middle of the defense. He played seven seasons for Carolina set an NFL record with 25 tackles in the Panthers' Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots on Feb. 1, 2004.
Persons: CHARLOTTE, Dan Morgan, Morgan, David Tepper, Scott Fitterer, Bryce Young, Dan, ” Tepper, ” Morgan, Tepper, Brandon Brown, Mike Greenberg, Brandt Tilis, Alec Halaby, GM Khai, Nick Matteo, Ed Dodds, Champ Kelly, Frank Reich, Matt Rhule, Ron Rivera, Chris Tabor, Steve Wilks, Perry Fewell, Ben Johnson, Frank Smith, Bobby Slowik, Dave Canales, Brian Callahan, Todd Monken, Dan Quinn, Raheem Morris, Mike Macdonald, Tabor, Ejiro Evero, Young, mightily, Sam Howell, Eddy Pineiro, ___ Organizations: The Carolina Panthers, Panthers, New York Jets, Giants, Buccaneers, Chiefs, Eagles, GM Khai Harley, Ravens, Colts, Raiders, Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, Carolina, New England Patriots, Pro, Lions, Dolphins, Cowboys, Rams, The Panthers, Cleveland Browns Locations: N.C, Alabama, Carolina
HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — When the Las Vegas Raiders hired Josh McDaniels in January 2022, he said he had learned from his first stint as an NFL head coach. The Raiders under McDaniels went 6-11 in 2022 and are 3-5 so far this season for a .360 winning percentage. The one game Las Vegas reached that figure came because of a fourth-quarter safety in a 21-17 victory over the Patriots on Oct. 15. The Raiders lost a record-tying five games after taking double-digit leads, including blowing a 20-0 halftime lead in his home debut against Arizona for the biggest collapse in franchise history. McDaniels finished his tenure with the third-worst record of any Raiders coach with at least 25 games.
Persons: HENDERSON, Josh McDaniels, McDaniels, Mark Davis, Dave Ziegler, Josh, Dave, Davis, Antonio Pierce, Champ Kelly, Ziegler, Mick Lombardi, Davante Adams, Josh Jacobs, ” McDaniels, Rich Bisaccia, Adams, Chandler Jones, Derek Carr, Maxx Crosby, Darren Waller, Hunter Renfrow, Jeff Saturday, Baker Mayfield, Mayfield, Carr, Jimmy Garoppolo, Tyson Bagent, Josh Dubow, ___ Organizations: Las Vegas Raiders, NFL, Denver Broncos, Raiders, Super, , The Raiders, Giants, New, GM, longtime Patriots, John Carroll University, Patriots West, Cincinnati Bengals, The, Denver, Vegas, Patriots, Detroit Lions, Arizona, Indianapolis, Colts, Rams, Las Vegas, Chicago, Detroit, AP Pro Football Locations: Nev, New York, New, Las Vegas, New Orleans, New England, Las
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