The Las Vegas Raiders are making a strategic move by hiring a two-time Super Bowl-winning Special Teams Coordinator, DeCamillis. This hire comes just two days after the team's first coordinator appointment, showcasing the Raiders' proactive approach to building a strong coaching staff. DeCamillis brings a wealth of experience to the table, having spent 31 years coaching in the NFL, including two Super Bowl victories with the Denver Broncos in 2015 and the Los Angeles Rams in 2021. His most recent NFL coaching stint was in LA in 2022, and he also has a notable background in college coaching. The Raiders' General Manager, John Spytek, has a connection to DeCamillis' past, as he was a scout for the 2015 Denver team that DeCamillis was a part of, led by head coach Gary Kubiak, father of Raiders' new defensive coordinator, Klint Kubiak. This hire is a strategic move, leveraging DeCamillis' expertise and the shared history between the Raiders and his family, creating a unique and intriguing dynamic within the team's coaching staff. But here's where it gets controversial... Some may question the ethics of hiring someone based on family connections, while others may see it as a strategic advantage. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
