Report: Raiders to meet with Davis Webb for HC job

Denver Broncos passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Davis Webb is scheduled for a second interview for the Las Vegas Raiders’ head coach opening, while the Buffalo Bills also are showing interest in their vacancy, ESPN reported Sunday.

While the Broncos’ run to the AFC Championship Game has raised Webb’s profile, the extended playoff run has complicated his interview availability.

Webb already met with the Raiders earlier this month, making him eligible to talk to the team again this week, whether the Broncos advance to the Super Bowl or not.

The Las Vegas Raiders are expected to meet this week with Broncos passing game coordinator/QB coach Davis Webb regarding their head coach vacancy.

The Bills also want to meet with Webb about their head coach job, but due to NFL rules, must wait until Denver’s season is over,… pic.twitter.com/opQoRMIq9t

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 25, 2026

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The Bills will not be able to interview Webb until after the Broncos’ season ends because Buffalo did not sever ties with head coach Sean McDermott until earlier this month when the team was eliminated in the divisional round.

Webb, 31, has been on the Broncos’ coaching staff since 2023 after spending time as a quarterback in the Bills, New York Giants and New York Jets organizations. He appeared in one game for the Bills in 2021 and had one start for the Giants in 2022.

Webb also played quarterback at Texas Tech (2013-15) and Cal (2016) before he was a third-round draft pick by the Giants in 2017.

-Field Level Media

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If ever there was a doubt that Tom Brady is a minority owner of the Raiders in name only, principal stakeholder Mark Davis set the record straight in kick-starting the search for the franchise’s 15th coach since the turn of the century.

Brady, approved by the NFL last season for a minority stake in the Raiders, was at the team facility to coordinate with the front office as Las Vegas charts a course for 2026. The first step was firing Pete Carroll, who finished 3-14 in his lone season, the league’s worst record.

“Moving forward, general manager John Spytek will lead all football operations in close collaboration with Tom Brady, including the search for the club’s next head coach,” Davis said Monday in a brief statement.

Tom Brady, college teammate lead Raiders’ search for 15th coach since 2000

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