Named in his wife’s bankruptcy declaration is Raiders coach Antonio Pierce, who ‘owned in car dealerships that defaulted on $28 million in loans.’

Antonio Pierce, the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders and a former NFL linebacker, is listed in his wife’s Arizona bankruptcy case. Pierce allegedly made investments in auto shops that missed $28 million in loan payments.

Antonio’s salary with the Raiders are being garnished by lenders, including Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation and Hyundai Capital America, according to Jocelyn Pierce’s filing from June 12 in US Bankruptcy Court in Arizona, which DailyMail.com was able to get.

In order to “protect her assets,” Jocelyn filed for bankruptcy, according to papers submitted on her behalf. Jocelyn, who was married in 2008, has been given until July 12 to gather any documentation pertaining to “community property” between her and her spouse.

Jocelyn alleges in her complaint that Antonio participated in many car dealerships as a “passive investor” in the 2010s, but the lenders were able to present documentation proving the 45-year-old football coach was a guarantor when the businesses fell behind on their debts.

Labor lawyer Jason Morrin made the case public on X for the first time. When DailyMail.com requested comment, a lawyer for Jocelyn Pierce did not immediately reply.