Raiders Coaching Job Candidate Reportedly Withdraws Application
The search for the next head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders has taken a turn. Davis Webb, the quarterbacks coach for the Denver Broncos, has reportedly withdrawn his application for the coveted position.
Davis Webb Withdraws from Raiders Coaching Search
According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Webb’s decision to step back from the Raiders’ coaching search was announced on Thursday evening. At just 31 years old, Webb is quite early in his coaching career.
Background of Davis Webb
Webb has been with the Broncos since 2023, serving as their quarterbacks coach and earning the role of offensive passing game coordinator for the upcoming 2025 season. His coaching efforts have notably contributed to the development of quarterback Bo Nix, who led the team to the AFC Championship.
- Age: 31
- Coaching Experience: Third year in coaching
- Current Role: Broncos quarterbacks coach and offensive passing game coordinator
- Notable Player Development: Bo Nix
Webb’s Career Highlights
Before his coaching career, Webb played collegiate football for Texas Tech and California. He had brief stints as a player in the NFL, appearing in games for the Buffalo Bills in 2021 and the New York Giants in 2022.
Raiders Coaching Position Updates
The Raiders are currently looking for a head coach after parting ways with Pete Carroll on January 5. Carroll’s tenure lasted just one season, and the team has struggled significantly since their last playoff appearance in 2021.
- Last Playoff Appearance: 2021
- Last Playoff Win: AFC Championship in 2002
With Webb now focusing on the Broncos’ offensive coordinator position, the Raiders’ coaching search continues to evolve as they seek the right leadership to return to playoff contention.
