Raiders looking at Denver assistant coaches

The Raiders on Monday received permission to interview Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy and Broncos defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, according to an ESPN report.

Raiders will woo Bronco assistants

Published: Jan 17

These stories are about mainly Reggie McKenzie, but also The Oakland Raiders and is related to Bronco, Denver and Alameda

Raiders will woo Bronco assistants

ALAMEDA -- The Oakland Raiders search for a new head coach picked up steam on Monday as the team received permission to interview two Denver assistants and was also poised to talk to..

With the Packers having been eliminated from the playoffs Sunday with a 37-20 loss to the New York Giants, McKenzie will be able to start interviewing those assistant coaches soon. Read all in Thereporter.
 
 
 
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