Kirk Cousins praises Klint Kubiak for productive OTAs with Raiders
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 8:19 AM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Kirk Cousins commended first-year head coach Klint Kubiak for overseeing the most productive OTAs of his career. In an interview, Cousins noted Kubiak's ability to instill a sense of urgency and clear expectations for the team. Over the course of the 10-week program, Cousins felt significant progress was made in laying a strong foundation for the season ahead. He also highlighted Kubiak's intensity and conviction as key traits that resonate with players. With the offseason program completed, the Raiders look to build on this groundwork moving forward.
- •Kirk Cousins praised Klint Kubiak for running effective OTAs.
- •Cousins noted a strong sense of urgency throughout the program.
- •Kubiak's clear expectations helped guide players during training.
- •The 10-week offseason program concluded recently.
- •Raiders prepare to build on their foundation for the new season.
- 8:19 AMYahoo Sports — Kirk Cousins: Klint Kubiak ran the most productive OTAs I've ever been a part of
""He created a sense of urgency from Day One, all the way through the 10-week program, and I thought we got a lot of work done," Cousins said of Kubiak.
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