The NFL coaching landscape has shifted significantly as the Cleveland Browns made a decisive move by hiring Todd Monken as their new head coach. This development leaves only the Las Vegas Raiders and Arizona Cardinals with vacant head coaching positions, indicating a rapid progression in the hiring process across the league.
As the Broncos look to finalize their coaching staff, defensive coordinator Vance Joseph has interviewed for the Arizona position but is not seen as the frontrunner. Meanwhile, Davis Webb, the Broncos’ offensive pass game coordinator and quarterbacks coach, has gained traction in the hiring process with the Raiders. After conducting a virtual interview followed by an in-person meeting, Webb is emerging as a solid candidate. His credentials have also drawn attention from other teams seeking offensive coordinators, particularly in light of Joe Lombardi’s recent departure from Denver.
Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is in the mix for the Raiders job as well, though his current focus is on preparing for the Super Bowl, which could delay any potential hiring until after February 8. With the offseason hiring process officially in full swing, all eyes will now be on both the Raiders and Cardinals as they look to secure their new head coaches.
This dynamic environment in the NFL showcases the ongoing shifts and adaptations teams are making to stay competitive, reflecting a promising future for coaching talent across the league.