A goal for new Raiders’ coach Klint Kubiak
New head coach’s task is clear
HENDERSON, NEVADA - FEBRUARY 10: (L-R) Former Las Vegas Raiders players Marcus Allen, Mike Haynes, and Howie Long, Klint Kubiak, former Raiders player Jim Plunkett, Raiders general manager John Spytek, and former Raiders players Charles Woodson and Rich Gannon pose for photos during a news conference introducing Kubiak as the head coach of the Raiders at the Las Vegas Raiders Headquarters/Intermountain Health Performance Center on February 10, 2026 in Henderson, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Las Vegas Raiders’ have worked hard this offseason to improve a dismal roster to turnaround a 3-14 team that earned the No. 1 overall draft pick in 02226 an that was very much the worst team in the NFL in 20225.
In addition to the new talent, the good news for new Las Vegas head coach Klint Kubiak is that there is nowhere to go but up for the franchise this coming season. A recent X post by NFL analyst Warren Sharp offered a stark reminder how god awful the Raiders were last year. They played just 120 offensive snaps with the lead in 2025, the third worst total in the NFL.
Here is the full list: offensive snaps with a lead in 2025: 66 – New York Jets 126 – New Orleans Saints 140 – Las Vegas Raiders 156 – Tennessee Titans 178 – Carolina Panthers 214 – Washington Commanders 228 – Cleveland Browns 258 – Arizona Cardinals 278 – Dallas Cowboys 285 – Kansas City Chiefs 294 -… — Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) March 24, 2026 Kubiak isn’t used to that. As the offensive coordinator of the eventual Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, Kubiak played with the lead for 516 snaps, the second-highest rate in the league. That’s exactly what Kubiak and his new staff will be aiming for.
In other Raiders’ news: FEED talk : Check out this FEED post and join the party. Most improved: PFF thinks the Raiders are among the most improved teams this offseason. 36 history: The Raiders look at their history of drafting at No.