With the NFL draft approaching, all eyes are on the Raiders and their potential first overall pick, Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza. If they make this move, the role of quarterbacks coach will be crucial in shaping Mendoza's transition to the pros. Enter Jordan Traylor, a candidate the Raiders are keen to interview.
Currently serving as the Vikings’ assistant offensive coordinator, Traylor brings a wealth of experience to the table. His connection with new Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak is noteworthy; the two collaborated back in 2024 when Kubiak was the offensive coordinator for the Saints and Traylor was on his staff as an offensive assistant.
The Raiders have already secured Andrew Janocko as their offensive coordinator, signaling Kubiak's intent to assemble a dynamic coaching team. Their mission?
To craft an innovative offense in Las Vegas, potentially centered around the promising talents of Mendoza. If Traylor joins the fold, his expertise could be pivotal in developing a system that maximizes Mendoza's potential.