The Las Vegas Raiders are hiring Matt Robinson to serve as the team's secondary coach, according to @AdamSchefter of ESPN. Robinson joins the Raiders after a very brief tenure with the New York Giants, where he had recently accepted a role as the assistant defensive line coach.
Robinson's move to Las Vegas marks his second coaching transition of the current offseason. Before his short-lived stint in New York, Matt Robinson served as the outside linebackers coach for the Baltimore Ravens. Despite his recent arrival, the Giants organization reportedly gave Robinson permission to interview for the position and supported his move to the Raiders' coaching staff.
The addition of Robinson provides the Raiders with a coach who has experience working across multiple levels of the defense, having coached both linebackers and defensive linemen in recent years. This move continues a series of coaching staff adjustments for both the Raiders and the Giants as teams finalize their personnel ahead of the upcoming season.
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