Feb 17, 2026, 4:55 AM UTC – The Las Vegas Raiders are poised to bolster Klint Kubiak’s offensive staff with a highly experienced coach, as reported by Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports. Sources indicate the team is set to hire former Seattle Seahawks run game coordinator and senior offensive advisor, Eric Dennison. This addition brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record to the Raiders’ organization.
Raiders Add Veteran Offensive Coach
Dennison enters his 30th year in the NFL, having established himself as a respected figure throughout the league. His coaching journey began in 1995 with the Denver Broncos, where he served as an offensive assistant under then-offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak – father of the current Raiders’ coordinator. This initial role marked the beginning of a long and successful career, and a strong relationship with the Kubiak family.
Extensive NFL Coaching History
Prior to a potential move to Las Vegas, Dennison accumulated significant experience across multiple franchises. He remained with the Broncos until 2009, eventually ascending to the position of offensive coordinator from 2006 to 2008. He then followed Gary Kubiak to the Houston Texans, serving as their offensive coordinator from 2010 through 2013.
Further stops in his career include tenures with the Baltimore Ravens (2014), a second stint as the Broncos’ offensive coordinator (2015-2016), the Buffalo Bills (2017), and the New York Jets (2018). Notably, Dennison has collaborated with Klint Kubiak during their time together with the Minnesota Vikings (2019-2021), the New Orleans Saints (2024), and most recently with the Seahawks.
Championship Pedigree and Rushing Success
Dennison boasts an impressive championship resume, having been a part of four Super Bowl-winning teams. Three of those victories came during his time with the Denver Broncos, with the most recent triumph occurring just over a week ago as a member of the Seattle Seahawks organization. Last season, the Seahawks achieved a 10th-ranked rushing offense under the guidance of Kubiak and Dennison, demonstrating their ability to effectively establish the run.
While Matt Zenitz’s report does not detail Dennison’s specific responsibilities with the Raiders, Silver and Black Pride will provide updates as soon as his official title is announced.
