Not every head coach job in the NFL is attractive. That also applies to the Las Vegas Raiders. Now the next promising candidate is said to have turned them down.

The Las Vegas Raiders have had a horror season. With a 3-14 record, they were the worst team in the NFL.

This does not increase the appeal of the search for a new head coach. The Raiders parted ways with legendary Pete Carroll after only one season.

For Broncos quarterbacks coach Davis Webb, however, the prospect of the number one pick and working with co-owner Tom Brady is apparently not enough incentive to join the Raiders.

NFL: Davis Webb prefers to stay with the Broncos

According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, Webb plans to withdraw from the Raiders’ search process. Instead, he is considered the top candidate for the position of offensive coordinator with his current team. He is also said to have received other inquiries for OC positions.

While Webb has little interest in the Raiders, Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak is expected to conduct second interviews with the Raiders and Arizona Cardinals before traveling to the Super Bowl, according to Rapoport.