Posted on 06/26/2024 6:00:07 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Pierce is subject to judgments amounting to more than $28 million, according to court documents
Jocelyn Pierce, the wife of Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce, filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, according to The Athletic. And the filing stems from the coach's previous involvement with car dealerships, with Pierce subject to judgments amounting to more than $28 million.
Pierce's wife initially filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona on June 12, per Tashan Reed, and court documents indicate that two different lenders -- Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation and Hyundai Capital America -- "recently attempted to garnish Antonio's wages with the Raiders," as well as "satisfy their judgments from the couple's assets."
"In the 2010s, Mr. Pierce was convinced to invest in car dealerships," the filing said. "Despite his role as a mere passive investor with no oversight or management of the business' affairs, Mr. Pierce was asked to sign various documents. Although the Debtor has no direct knowledge of the events, personal guaranties were later produced bearing Mr. Pierce's name. When several of the businesses defaulted on their loans, the lenders obtained judgements against the businesses and Mr. Pierce as a guarantor. The Debtor is informed that these judgements amount to more than $28 million."
Pierce, 45, is entering his first full season as the Raiders' head coach after Las Vegas removed the interim tag from his title back in January. Pierce got the job after guiding the Raiders to a 5-4 record after Las Vegas owner Mark Davis relieved Josh McDaniels of his duties after a 3-5 start.
Pierce, who served as the Raiders' linebackers coach prior to his promotion, broke into coaching in 2014 as the head coach at California's Long Beach Poly High School in 2014. He spent four years in that role before becoming the linebackers coach/recruiting coordinator at Arizona State, a post he held from 2018-21.
A former Pro Bowl linebacker, Pierce enjoyed a nine-year NFL career with Washington and the New York Giants. He was part of a Giants defense that played an integral role in New York's shocking win over the previously undefeated Patriots in Super Bowl XLII.
Coaches tend to make less than most players.
Any money he made was made as a player before he transitioned to coaching.
Yes, they make less than top players, but they don’t make nothing. And not all players make so much. Pierce was an undrafted player, who eventually played 9 years, and was an alternate in pone Pro Bowl. I doubt he made as much as you think, and I doubt it was $28 million. They didn’t have info on Sportrac.
LOL- nope....
She filed for divorce because the worst kept secret about her family, her husband has been shagging the mother of Jayden Daniels for over 20 years, was made public during media channels during April’s draft.
Pierce desperately tried to move up for Daniels not only because he wanted the QB but he also wanted to make it as easy as possible to shag his mommy
I have no idea what he made. I just know that of all the money he did make, most of it would have been as a player because that’s how it usually is.
He is thought to be worth about $25 million, but that’s napkin calculations based his contracts and all that. It could be more or less, depending on how well he managed his money.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/antonio-pierce-net-worth-how-much-raiders-interim-hc-worth-2023
Where do you get she filed for divorce? That has not been reported anywhere.
boy did i screw that one up and read it completely wrong...
yes- i admitted my error in a separate post
but its well known in league circles he’s been shagging Daniels mother for years now
They hired a guy nearly $30M in the hole to coach a team in the gambling capital of world. Brilliant.
I couldn’t find anything about that. Where did you hear that? They don’t seem to live in the same area?
It’s well known in league circles Pierce has been shagging Daniels mother for years...
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