Big Name Reportedly Mentioned For Josh McDaniels Potential Staff

Josh McDaniels may leave the New England Patriots really soon and some say he is already packing his potential staff. The Patriots will have to find another offensive coordinator. Is McDaniels the right fit for the Las Vegas Raiders? Are we going to Las Vegas now?

The Raiders are looking for their next head coach. McDaniels has been linked with the team for quite some time and he is set to have his interview with the team. NFL analysts were a bit worried about the fact that McDaniels didn’t get any interview request. Some thought this was related to his situation with the Indianapolis Colts. Well, there you have it. The perfect McDaniels rumor.

Josh McDaniels adding strong option to his potential staff

Former NFL executive Joe Banner said that this is the only interview McDaniels will get this year. He even said that McDaniels only agreed to get this interview because he was sure about the job.

Keep an eye on former @Ravens DC Wink Martindale as a possible @Raiders DC if Josh McDaniels gets HC job

— Vincent Bonsignore (@VinnyBonsignore) January 27, 2022

There’s more.

According to Raiders insider Vincent Bonsignore, McDaniels may soon join forces with former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Don Martindale. The latter parted ways with the team and this decision was the best solution for both parties.

McDaniels has had great success with the Patriots in the last few seasons. He led incredible offense and this performance attracted the attention of many people in the NFL. This made McDaniels the perfect candidate for any head coaching gig. We know that these rumors pop pretty much every offseason. We also know that McDaniels turned down each and every opportunity and stayed loyal to head coach Bill Belichick. Here’s the catch. He really likes to coach his own team. Being a head coach is like a dream come true for McDaniels.

Now he has a chance to live his dream. McDaniels helped a rookie quarterback develop into a powerful threat. Mac Jones and his Patriots teammates won seven straight games. He did much better than any other rookie quarterback in the NFL. Jones’ performance increased the value of the Patriots offensive coordinator. Let’s see if he finds a way to land his head coaching job.