Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is expected to become the Las Vegas Raiders' next head coach after Super Bowl LX. Multiple sources indicate Kubiak will work out a deal with the Raiders following Sunday's championship game. The 38-year-old coordinator has transformed Seattle's offense, leading them from 21st in scoring to eighth place while improving their rushing attack from 28th to 10th in the NFL.

Kubiak's coaching philosophy emphasizes collaboration and delegation, qualities that have earned him praise from his staff. Tight ends coach Mack Brown highlighted Kubiak's unselfishness, noting that he designed a key 61-yard touchdown play against Jacksonville but gave credit to Brown for the concept. Quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko described Kubiak as someone who "takes zero credit for anything" despite creating masterful game plans weekly.

The son of former Super Bowl-winning coach Gary Kubiak brings both pedigree and a proven West Coast offense system to the Raiders. Despite his reserved personality, players and coaches say Kubiak commands respect and holds his team to high standards. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp noted that while Kubiak may not be animated on the sidelines, he "gets fired up" when players don't meet expectations, though he quickly returns to his characteristic calm demeanor.

Kubiak's leadership style contrasts with more demonstrative coaches like Pete Carroll, but his authenticity resonates with players. His ability to let assistants coach while maintaining ultimate responsibility has addressed concerns that plagued his predecessor, Ryan Grubb. The Raiders appear to be getting a coach who prioritizes team success over personal recognition.

Quick Fact: Klint Kubiak transformed Seattle's offense from 21st to 8th in scoring during the 2025 season.