Amidst Raiders coaching rumors, Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is solely focused on Super Bowl LX. He stated his commitment to the Seahawks, emphasizing his dedication to the upcoming game against the New England Patriots. Sources indicate Kubiak is expected to become the Raiders' next head coach, but no deal can be finalized before the Super Bowl.

Kubiak's potential move follows a successful season in Seattle. He helped transform the Seahawks' offense, improving their scoring from 21st to eighth in the league. The Raiders, currently in a rebuilding phase, are looking for a coach to revitalize their team. Kubiak interviewed with multiple teams, showcasing his value and the demand for his coaching expertise among other teams.

Kubiak's focus on the Super Bowl, despite the coaching opportunity, underscores his commitment to the Seahawks. He has a strong work ethic and a good relationship with players. The Seahawks' players expressed their support for Kubiak. The Super Bowl LX matchup at Levi's Stadium is the immediate priority.

What happens next for Kubiak depends on the outcome of the Super Bowl. If the Raiders hire Kubiak, he would be tasked with rebuilding their offense. The Raiders recently traded for Geno Smith, and may look to build around him. Mike Macdonald, the Seahawks' head coach, would be looking for his third offensive coordinator in three seasons if Kubiak leaves.