The 2025 season for Las Vegas Raiders has spiraled into chaos – and now even insiders are airing grievances publicly.
According to recent reports, an unnamed Raiders player has openly questioned Brady‘s leadership and the club’s direction, asserting that the franchise lacks a coherent plan or future under the current regime.
The bombshell remarks come as the Raiders slump to a 2-10 record and face a brutal offseason ahead.
Once hailed as the savior of Sin City football, Brady‘s vision has faltered. Multiple decisions – from the controversial hiring of head coach Pete Carroll to drafting questionable candidates and paying top dollar to failed coordinators – have left the roster unstable and directionless.
But when even players start publicly doubting the leadership? That’s a sign internal fractures may be deeper than the field’s scoreboards suggest.
A season of missteps echoes locker-room doubts
This season, the Raiders have not only failed to win games – they’ve failed to maintain cohesion. According to league insiders, the unnamed player’s comments reflect widespread sentiment in the locker room: players feel there’s no long-term vision, no trust that management knows what comes next.
External observers echo the criticism. Analysts point to the revolving door of coaches and staff, often chosen by Brady‘s inner circle, as evidence of instability.
The firing of offensive-coordinator Chip Kelly after just 11 games – despite a $6 million salary – was seen as a miscalculation framed under Brady’s backing.
Statistically, the results are stark: Las Vegas ranks among the worst offenses in the NFL this season – near the bottom in total yards, points per game, rushing performance, and red-zone efficiency.
Meanwhile, key positions remain unfilled or mismanaged, leaving the roster thin and unbalanced.
For fans and analysts alike, the crucial question now: can this season – and this public fracture – be fixed in the offseason? Or is this the moment the Raiders admit the rebuild they trusted never had a real blueprint behind it?
