In Denver, USA, on January 25, 2026, Davis Webb, the Broncos' quarterbacks coach and pass game coordinator, completed his second interview with the Las Vegas Raiders. This interview process occurred alongside the Raiders' other meetings with prospective coaching candidates, including Joe Brady, the Bills' offensive coordinator, and Ejiro Evero, the Panthers' defensive coordinator. Webb also conducted an initial interview with the Bills on the same day, indicating a busy schedule for the young coach. The need for the Raiders to find a successor to their previous head coach has created a competitive coaching market with several teams, including the Cardinals and Browns, pursuing new management. Meanwhile, the Broncos’ coaching staff faces the potential for promotions with their season having concluded, opening a pathway for their assistants to advance in their careers. Sean Payton, the Broncos' head coach, remarked that if Webb were to stay within the division as head coach of the Raiders, it would pose challenges for him, especially as he would be competing against formidable coaches such as Payton himself, Jim Harbaugh, and Andy Reid twice a season. Webb’s prospective role as head coach comes with significant challenges, notably the Raiders' roster situation, which is perceived to have gaps that need addressing. Additionally, the competitive landscape in the AFC West, with established teams in the playoff mix, adds pressure to any incoming coach. In reflecting on Webb's options, Payton seemed to caution against taking the Raiders’ head coaching role given the surrounding circumstances, echoing advice he received decades ago when he was a candidate for that position. Webb's decision will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike as he weighs these career-defining choices.