
Raiders' New Era: Kubiak, Brady, Mendoza
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The Las Vegas Raiders, after a dismal 2025 season, have made significant changes, including hiring offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak as their new head coach. Kubiak, who joined from the Seattle Seahawks, has been active in the offseason, making trades, signing free agents, and scouting top draft picks like Fernando Mendoza. Kubiak, with the support of minority owner Tom Brady, is eager to turn the team around, with Brady actively involved in coach firings and even calling games for Fox. The Raiders new trio of Kubiak, Brady, and Mendoza is poised to ignite the teams next chapter.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Raiders' New Era: Kubiak, Brady, Mendoza. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 1st, the Las Vegas Raiders are shaking things up big time heading into 2026 after a rough four wins 13 losses season in. 2025, that landed them the number one pick in the NFL draft. They fired head coach Pete Carroll after just one year on the job, marking the second straight year they've asked their coach. Right after the Seahawks won Super Bowl 59, the Raiders swooped in and hired 38-year-old offensive coordinator Clint Kubiak from. Seattle to take the reins. Kubiaks hit the ground running with a wild-off season, handling the trade and quick retention of star-ed Russia Max Crosby, dropping serious cash. On free agents and scouting Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who's expected to go number one overall. At the NFL's annual meeting in Phoenix, Kubiak told Raiders.com he's loving every minute. He called it the best job in the world. All about coaching players he respects and helping their careers, straight fun coming to work every day. He's also leading hard a minority-owner Tom Brady texting or calling every couple
days for advice. Brady's not just a 5% stakeholder. He's super involved with his buddy as the teen's wellness coordinator, influencing coach firings and even popping up in the booth, wearing a headset last season while calling games for Fox. Keep an eye on this trio. Brady pulling strings, Kubiak building the squad and Mendoza potentially leading the charge because the Raiders next. Chapter could be straight fire. Stay locked in with NFL news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.
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