Yonkers native gets first win as NFL head coach

Rich Bisaccia is the Las Vegas Raiders interim head coach, and he got his first chance to call the shots against the Broncos.

News 12 Staff

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Oct 18, 2021, 11:29 AM

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Updated 1,160 days ago

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A Yonkers native got his first win Sunday as an NFL head coach.

Rich Bisaccia is the Las Vegas Raiders interim head coach, and he got his first chance to call the shots against the Broncos.

Three minutes into the game, the Raiders got on the scoreboard and never trailed, going on to win 34-24.

The Yonkers man got the job when John Gruden resigned earlier this month after an investigation into concerning comments expressed in emails.