Raiders Coach Klint Kubiak Assumes Responsibility for Team’s Last-Place Run Game
Raiders coach Klint Kubiak is taking personal responsibility for the team's struggling run game, which currently ranks last in the NFL in yards per carry, even as Las Vegas holds a 3-1 record.
Philadelphia, PA, October 5, 2026 —
Las Vegas, NV – Raiders coach Klint Kubiak has publicly stated he is taking personal responsibility for the team’s current struggles with their run game. This comes at a time when the Raiders have achieved a 3-1 record but their rushing attack is statistically the weakest in the National Football League.
The team’s performance in rushing yards per carry places them at the bottom of the league. Despite the team’s overall winning record, the ineffectiveness of the run game is a significant point of concern for the coaching staff and has drawn attention from observers.
Kubiak’s acknowledgment of personal accountability highlights the importance placed on establishing a more effective ground game. The specific strategies or adjustments that will be implemented to address the issue were not detailed, nor was the contractor’s name provided, as the summary did not include this information. Information regarding potential next steps or specific performance targets was also not provided in the source material.
The statement from Kubiak indicates a focus on internal improvement as the Raiders continue their season. Further details regarding the team’s plans to enhance their rushing statistics are expected to emerge as the season progresses.
Story summarized from the original created by MARK ANDERSON on www.inquirer.com, see more information here.
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