Raiders' Coaching Staff Update: Klint Kubiak in Talks with Andrew Janocko for Offensive Coordinator Role
The Las Vegas Raiders are in the process of finalizing their coaching staff under new head coach Klint Kubiak. Kubiak is currently in talks with Andrew Janocko for the offensive coordinator position, while also considering Frisman Jackson, the Seattle Seahawks wide receivers coach, for the role.
Andrew Janocko, the potential candidate for the offensive coordinator position, previously served as the quarterbacks coach for the Seattle Seahawks in 2025. At 37 years old, Janocko brings 13 years of NFL coaching experience to the table, with a diverse background that includes coaching quarterbacks, offensive line, and wide receivers.
The connection between Kubiak and Janocko runs deep, as they have previously worked together in various NFL teams such as Minnesota, New Orleans, and Seattle. Their familiarity and successful collaboration in the past make Janocko a strong contender for the offensive coordinator role with the Raiders. While Kubiak will handle the play-calling and overall offensive strategy, Janocko's expertise and experience could prove invaluable as a trusted assistant in shaping the team's offensive game plan.
As the Raiders continue to build their coaching staff for the upcoming season, the potential addition of Andrew Janocko as the offensive coordinator could bring a sense of continuity and cohesion to the team's offensive unit. With Kubiak at the helm and Janocko by his side, the Raiders aim to create a dynamic and effective offensive scheme that will lead them to success in the upcoming season.