The Las Vegas Raiders are still looking for their next head coach, but reports indicate they’re close to landing their man. After firing Antonio Pierce prior to the 2025 season, the team brought in the aging Pete Carroll in hopes of providing some stability to the organization.
The Las Vegas Raiders can argue that they had the worst quarterback room in the NFL last season. Teams like the Cleveland Browns or New York Jets at least had intriguing prospects at quarterback, with varying levels of success.
The Las Vegas Raiders enter the offseason with one of the most promising futures of any team in the NFL. The first overall pick gives them a lot of options for what they want to do with their future, but a slam-dunk head coaching hire can also give them a lot to look forward to.
The Las Vegas Raiders got an update about their head coaching search on Thursday. They found out that one of their top candidates will not be taking the Raiders' head coaching job next season.
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In a move that probably had Denver Broncos fans breathing a collective sigh of relief, Davis Webb has officially pulled his name out of the hat for the Las Vegas Raiders head coaching gig.
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The cat is out of the bag with the Las Vegas Raiders and who they prefer as their new head coach. According to Ian Rappoport of NFL Media, Broncos quarterbacks coach and pass game coordinator Davis Webb has withdrawn from consideration for the Raiders’ head coaching job.
The Las Vegas Raiders are still searching for a new head coach after letting go of Pete Carroll at the end of the 2025-26 regular season. The hunt will seemingly continue, as reports indicate that Davis Webb is no longer considered a candidate.
In the unpredictable world of NFL analysis, bold predictions often define careers—and occasionally lead to some of the most memorable faceplants. Few takes from the 2025 offseason have aged worse than ESPN’s Mina Kimes’ assessment of the Seattle Seahawks’ decision to trade quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders know a thing or two about hiring a head coach. The Raiders are set to soon hire their fourth head coach in as many seasons. Former head coach Antonio Pierce was sandwiched between the Raiders' hiring of Josh McDaniels and Pete Carroll.
It took many years for the Las Vegas Raiders to end up where they are at the moment. Las Vegas is coming off a 3-14 season, which included a 10-game losing streak.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders, under the leadership of Tom Brady, have done an exceptional job of staying the course of what they wanted and were searching for in their next coach.
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The Las Vegas Raiders are set to once again interview the coach many believe they truly want to lead the way moving forward. The Raiders have had a number of interviews with several well-respected coaches around the National Football League.
By this time next week, we should know who the Las Vegas Raiders’ next head coach is, though things can always change. The Raiders are down to two candidates now in Seattle Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak and Denver Broncos QB coach Davis Webb.
The Las Vegas Raiders are one of two NFL teams that still have a head coach vacancy, though the Raiders appear to be closer to filling the position. The Raiders are set to interview Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak on Saturday, which would be his second interview with the team.
After firing Pete Carroll earlier this offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders are currently searching for their fourth head coach in as many seasons. Las Vegas' recent head-coaching hires have led to losing seasons.
The Las Vegas Raiders are one of the last teams still looking for a head coach. However, it’s clear they have a top target in mind. The Raiders are set to interview Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak for a second time over the weekend.
The Las Vegas Raiders are pursuing Klint Kubiak for their head coaching vacancy. Kubiak is coaching in the Super Bowl and cannot be hired until after the game.
The Las Vegas Raiders will now have to look for a new defensive coordinator. Raiders defensive coordinator Patrick Graham is headed to join the Pittsburgh Steelers of the AFC North and take over as their new defensive coordinator.
The Las Vegas Raiders desperately need to bolster their cornerback corps, and the first round of the draft presents a prime opportunity to do just that.
The Las Vegas Raiders are currently one of the few NFL teams without a head coach, but it’s clear that the team has a specific candidate in mind. Raider Nation will need to continue exercising patience during this process.
The “Las Vegas Raiders have zero competition for Klint Kubiak” framing is comforting. It is also a leverage trap. Competition is not just other teams. It is Kubiak’s willingness to say yes.
The Las Vegas Raiders have completed a second interview with Broncos quarterbacks coach Davis Webb for their head coaching position, according to Adam Schefter.
During a recent chat with Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, Brady discussed how he has balanced his Raiders role and his Fox job leading up to this coming Sunday's NFC Championship Game.