Scott Turner was not out of work for long.
The Washington Commanders fired Turner as their offensive coordinator after the team’s season ended last month.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Turner is traveling to Las Vegas next week to meet with the Raiders. Turner’s role with the team is expected to be as passing game coordinator.
Former Washington OC Scott Turner is traveling to Las Vegas next week to meet with the #Raiders, and the expectation is he will join Josh McDaniels' staff, per sources, possibly in a senior or pass-game-coordinator role. Veteran coach set to help Raiders' offense.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) February 3, 2023
Turner, 40, is the son of Norv Turner. He was the offensive coordinator for the Commanders the last three seasons and served as the quarterbacks coach for the Carolina Panthers the two seasons prior to that.
Washington was 24th in the league in points and 20th in yards this season as Carson Wentz and Taylor Heinicke split duties at quarterback. The Raiders were 12th in both points and yards this season. Las Vegas will have a new quarterback in 2023 after parting ways with Derek Carr.
