Las Vegas Raiders name Klint Kubiak head coach; team highlights feature packages including Brock Bowers profile
The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, that they had named Klint Kubiak their head coach. Kubiak joins the Silver and Black after serving as the offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks’ 2025 championship campaign. Kubiak enters his 13th season in the NFL and his 17th overall in the coaching ranks. The hire gives the Raiders a coach with recent championship experience to lead their staff.
The team published the coaching announcement alongside a broader slate of feature content on its official content sites. Those items included historical retrospectives and profiles of current or incoming contributors to the franchise narrative. The site highlighted Kubiak’s professional rE9sumE9 and his recent work with a championship offense.
Feature packages included “From Heisman to Raider,” which examines figures such as Allen, Brown and Woodson and notes the arrival of Fernando Mendoza to write the next chapter. Another profile, “Brock Bowers for OROY,” spotlights Bowers’ record-breaking rookie season. The site also ran a retrospective on Cliff Branch timed with his enshrinement as a Hall of Famer.
NFL Sports Blog Take
Klint Kubiak arrives after coordinating a 2025 championship offense, and his 13 seasons in the NFL suggest the Raiders sought experienced offensive leadership. Publishing a high-profile rookie profile alongside historical retrospectives indicates the organization is highlighting both recent on-field contributors and franchise history. The combination of an experienced offensive coordinator-turned-head coach and a prominent rookie will shape expectations for the Raiders’ offensive identity heading into the next season.