There’s one thing the Las Vegas Raiders need desperately when it comes to new head coach Klint Kubiak and his staff: Some continuity. There has been a different regime in town almost every season since the Raiders arrived in Vegas.
In case you missed it, over the weekend, the Las Vegas Raiders made Rob Leonard their new defensive coordinator. Leonard is going ot lead the way next season for the Silver and Black on the defensive side of the ball.
The NFL offseason is here, and it’s a big one for the Las Vegas Raiders. With a new coach taking over and a rookie quarterback expected to enter the fold in a few months, the Raiders are on the right track as they begin their rebuild.
As the Raiders enter this offseason, everyone understood the most crucial hire for new head coach Klint Kubiak would be his defensive coordinator. Still, the offensive coordinator remains a pivotal decision.
No longer an internal candidate for the Seahawks job, a deal has now been finalized to make Janocko the Raiders’ new offensive coordinator, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Once the Raiders hired Klint Kubiak as their new head coach, attention turned to the possibility of other Seahawks staffers following him to Seattle. Andrew Janocko is among them.
In our latest mock draft scenario, we see the Las Vegas Raiders ship star pass rusher Maxx Crosby just a few hours away on the 10 freeway to the Los Angeles Rams.
The Las Vegas Raiders are entering a new era for the franchise. The Raiders have had four consecutive losing seasons and have gone through three coaches in that span, the most recent being Pete Carroll.
Much of the Las Vegas Raiders' current situation can be dated back to Jon Gruden's resignation many years ago. Since Gruden's departure, the Raiders have had four different head coaches, including the newly-hired Klint Kubiak.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Las Vegas Raiders had plenty of problems in their roster construction last season. Their offensive line was incompetent, and they had no threat in their wide receiver room.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a new defensive coordinator, and the early sales pitch has felt a little light on football and heavy on personal testimonials.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders football brain trust of Tom Brady and John Spytek identified their main target early to be the head coach of the Silver and Black in Klint Kubiak, and they stayed patient and committed to the process and landed him.
The Las Vegas Raiders' offense was expected to take a jump in 2025. They used a top-ten pick on a generational running back prospect and brought in a new head coach and quarterback.
It does not take long to figure out that new Las Vegas Raiders Defensive Coordinator Rob Leonard is meant to coach defense at the highest level. A few minutes of conversation with Leonard will make that very evident.
The Las Vegas Raiders have had three head coaches in as many seasons. Since 2022, the Raiders are 21-47 combined. With each new coach came a new mantra of how the Raiders were going to do things differently, only for things to stay the same or get worse.
The Las Vegas Raiders' search for coaches to fill out its coaching staff is moving right along. The Raiders' new defensive coordinator has over a decade of coaching experience in the National Football League.
After three years coaching in college, longtime NFL special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis is returning to the pros. The Raiders are expected to hire DeCamillis as their special teams coordinator, Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reports.
Klint Kubiak has only been the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders for a few days but he has a ton of key positions to fill on his staff. While the search for a new offensive coordinator begins, he's working much faster to solidify the side he doesn't specialize in.
Crosby's name has been tangled up in trade rumors since the end of the regular season. The star pass-rusher refuses to engage in that conversation, but sometimes, silence speaks volumes.