When Antonio Pierce was given the boot, the Las Vegas Raiders joined the long list of NFL teams to fire their head coaches. The Raiders will immediately commence a search to find their next bench boss, with several key names potentially becoming the team’s next head coach.

Bookies.com has put together a list of hypothetical NFL betting odds on who the next coach for the Raiders will be.

Next Las Vegas Raiders Head Coach Odds

This market is for entertainment purposes only and has been created by the Bookies.com team. It is not currently available on betting apps. Percentages will not add up to 100% most time because these are designed to simulate odds a sportsbook would set.

Who Will Be Raiders Next Head Coach?

At the top of the list is Eagles OC Kellen Moore (+400), who is a popular pick to become a head coach for an NFL squad this offseason. Several teams will give him interviews following his success in Philadelphia this season, and the Raiders could look to give him his first NFL head coaching gig. In the same boat is Buccaneers OC Liam Coen (+450), who figures to draw plenty of interest around the league during this coaching cycle following his success orchestrating the offense in Tampa Bay. This would also be his first NFL head coaching gig.

Also on the list is Colorado HC Deion Sanders (+500), who could be in play for the Raiders should he make the jump from the college football ranks. Sanders is listed at +500 odds and would make an intriguing candidate to take over in Las Vegas if he decides to leave the Colorado Buffaloes.

Another one of the other intriguing names on Thompson’s list of Raiders HC candidates is CBS analyst Tony Romo (+1200). We don’t know if Romo is going to leave his TV gig for the sidelines, but if he does, then the Raiders would certainly be an intriguing landing spot for the former Pro Bowl QB.

Other names that are potential candidates for the Raiders HC position include Viking DC Brian Flores (+650), Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy (+750), Lions OC Ben Johnson (+900), Lions DC Aaron Glenn (+1500), former Titans HC Mike Vrabel (+2000), and The Field (+800).