The Las Vegas Raiders have officially named former Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Nick Holz as the team's new offensive passing game coordinator, according to @RapSheet.
Holz returns to the Silver and Black after spending the 2023 season as the offensive coordinator for the Titans. This hiring marks a homecoming for the veteran coach, who previously spent ten seasons with the Raiders organization between 2012 and 2021. During his initial decade-long tenure with the franchise, Holz served in several capacities, including assistant wide receivers coach and offensive assistant.
The move is part of a broader effort by the Raiders to solidify their coaching staff under head coach Antonio Pierce. Holz brings a wealth of experience to the role, having also served as the offensive coordinator for UNLV in 2022 before his jump back to the NFL ranks with Tennessee. He will be expected to play a major role in developing the Raiders' passing attack and working alongside the rest of the offensive leadership to improve the team's efficiency through the air.
The Raiders have been active this offseason in reshaping their staff to provide more veteran support for their roster. Holz's familiarity with the building and the organization's culture is viewed as a significant asset as the team prepares for the upcoming campaign.
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