Raiders name Andrew Janocko Offensive Coordinator

HENDERSON, Nev. – The Las Vegas Raiders have appointed Andrew Janocko as their new offensive coordinator, the club announced Sunday.

Janocko, pronounced juh-NO-co, arrives in Las Vegas after spending the 2024 season as quarterbacks coach for the Seattle Seahawks. In that role he guided quarterback Sam Darnold to a second consecutive Pro Bowl selection and helped propel the Seahawks to victory in Super Bowl LX earlier this month.

The move marks a swift ascent for Janocko, whose work with Darnold and Seattle’s passing attack has now earned him play-calling duties with the Raiders. Las Vegas hopes his recent championship pedigree will inject fresh momentum into an offense looking to build on its existing talent base.

Team officials offered no additional comment beyond the announcement, but the timing—coming less than two weeks after Seattle’s title triumph—underscores the Raiders’ urgency in solidifying their coaching staff ahead of offseason preparations.

Janocko’s exact vision for the Raiders offense remains to be seen, yet his track record with Darnold suggests a focus on maximizing quarterback efficiency and pushing the ball downfield.

Las Vegas will now turn its attention to roster evaluation and scheme implementation as Janocko settles into his new role leading the team’s offensive unit.