Raiders Finally Have Their Man For The Job

Fresh off helping the Seattle Seahawks capture Super Bowl LX, Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak acknowledged his impending move to Las Vegas following Sunday’s win. “You guys know I’m going to Las Vegas,” Kubiak said. “I’m fired up about it.”

Kubiak earned the Raiders job after orchestrating one of the most productive offenses in the NFL during his lone season in Seattle. After first-year head coach Mike Macdonald reshaped the Seahawks’ identity, Kubiak was brought in to modernize and balance the offense and the results were immediate.

Seattle leaned heavily into a versatile run game featuring the physical Zach Charbonnet and explosive Kenneth Walker III, while also unlocking a breakout year from Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who led the NFL with 1,793 receiving yards.

Perhaps most impressively, Kubiak continued to get elite-level production out of quarterback Sam Darnold, guiding an offense that exceeded all preseason expectations.

Seattle finished the regular season:

• 8th in yards per game (351.4)

• 3rd in points per game (28.4)

The Seahawks went 14-3, the best record in franchise history, and secured the organization’s second Super Bowl championship.

Kubiak’s play-calling shined brightest late in the year, particularly in two decisive wins over the Los Angeles Rams. Seattle scored 69 combined points in those matchups, including a game-winning overtime drive in the regular-season finale that proved pivotal to the Super Bowl run.