US EditionSeahawks' Klint Kubiak Is Focused on the Super Bowl, Not on His Work with the Raiders.
- Next week, Klint Kubiak cannot sign or be officially announced as the Las Vegas Raiders' head coach despite reports they have zeroed in on him after an extensive search.
- Kubiak is emphasizing his focus on coaching the Super Bowl, stating he is fully committed, and noting that coordinator interviews during bye weeks are routine and not shown to impair performance.
- Reportedly, Kubiak met Raiders ownership for dinner on Friday and held two late-night interviews on Saturday before the Seahawks flew to Santa Clara, after conducting about six talks during the bye week.
- The Raiders plan to pair Kubiak with Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, projected as the first overall pick, and his choice of offensive coordinator will be key in mentoring the rookie, with staff assembly after the Super Bowl.
- The Las Vegas Raiders, having struggled with offensive line issues after a 3-14 season, see Kubiak, 38, Seattle offensive coordinator, as key to their long-term rebuild, citing his offensive gains this year.
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Klint Kubiak won’t discuss Raiders, ‘all in’ with Seahawks
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Klint Kubiak won't look ahead to his next job while he is on the verge of achieving his goal in his current role.The Seattle offensive coordinator reportedly will be introduced as the Las Vegas Raiders' head coach next week, after he leads the Seahawks in the Super Bowl against the New England Patriots on Sunday.Asked about the reports regarding his impending move, Kubiak said Monday at Super Bowl Opening Night, "I can just t…
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By JOSH DUBOW SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak said his total focus this week is on beating the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl, not on a future that is expected to see him land a head coaching job with the Las Vegas Raiders. Kubiak had his second interview with the Raiders on Saturday, and a person with knowledge of the discussions said both sides are working toward finalizing an agreement. The …
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