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Raiders coach Klint Kubiak moving quickly in filling out staff
- Within days of his hiring last week, Klint Kubiak, Las Vegas Raiders head coach, filled two of three coordinator positions, hiring Mike McCoy and promoting Rob Leonard.
- Las Vegas struggled with complementary football, with special teams miscues like blocked punts and a blocked game-winning field goal prompting coaching changes including firing Tom McMahon.
- Seahawks quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko will follow Kubiak to be offensive coordinator after working with Sam Darnold, and the Raiders are expected to hire Joe DeCamillis as special teams coordinator, sources say.
- Kubiak says he'll still call plays but stressed collaborative game-day communication, and retaining Leonard could help mend frayed relations with Maxx Crosby after his injured reserve placement.
- Kubiak's swift moves position the Las Vegas Raiders to stabilize coaching after three years of offensive coordinator turnover, aiming to address special teams despite rebuilds taking time.
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Raiders coach Klint Kubiak elevates Rob Leonard and hires Andrew Janocko as coordinators
Las Vegas coach Klint Kubiak moved fast to build his Raiders staff by promoting Rob Leonard to defensive coordinator and hiring Andrew Janocko as offensive coordinator.
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Independent EspañolThe new Las Vegas Raiders coach, Klint Kubiak, did not waste time choosing his offensive and defensive coordinators since he was hired less than a week ago.
·Los Angeles, United States
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Raiders hire Seahawks quarterbacks coach as offensive coordinator
A day after the Raiders promoted Rob Leonard from defensive line coach to defensive coordinator and hired Joe DeCamillis as their new special teams coordinator, the club is hiring Andrew Janocko as its offensive coordinator.
·New York, United States
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