The Washington Commanders are promoting tight ends coach David Raih to the position of pass game coordinator, according to Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. The internal move comes as the team continues to solidify its offensive coaching staff for the upcoming season.
In his new role, David Raih will serve as a top lieutenant for first-time offensive coordinator David Blough. The promotion is a significant step in establishing the leadership structure for the Commanders' new offensive scheme, elevating Raih from his previous responsibilities overseeing the team's tight ends.
By securing Raih as the pass game coordinator, Blough adds an experienced voice to help manage the aerial attack. This coaching adjustment is one of the first major personnel moves confirmed under the new offensive leadership in Washington. The organization is expected to continue filling out the remainder of the staff as they transition into this new system.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Sources & Original Reporting
