Klint Kubiak: I put Raiders' problems running the ball on myself
The Raiders opened the season with 130 rushing yards in a win over the Dolphins and that was a welcome development after the team finished dead last in rushing during the 2025 season.
Klint Kubiak, the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, attributes the team's struggling rushing game to his own shortcomings. The Raiders started the season with a strong 130 rushing yards against the Miami Dolphins, but have since averaged just 242 yards in their past three games. Kubiak expressed his disappointment, stating that he needs to do a better job of putting the Raiders in a better position to succeed.
He emphasized that the team has solid backs and a strong offensive line, and that he and the coaching staff can improve the situation. The loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday highlighted the persistent issues with the run game, making it even more critical for Kubiak and his staff to address the problem. The Raiders face a challenging stretch of three consecutive games against the New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills, and Los Angeles Rams, with Kubiak's side hoping to turn the tide in the run game.
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