Under Deland McCullough’s guidance, Notre Dame football produced consecutive 1,000-yard rushers the past two seasons.

Notre Dame football suffers another sideline loss, as running backs coach Deland McCullough will leaves for a position with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Notre Dame running backs coach Deland McCullough is expected to leave Notre Dame to accept the same position with the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders, according to reports.

Notre Dame will lose another member of its College Football Playoff coaching staff with the departure of running backs coach Deland McCullough to the same position with the Las Vegas

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - The Notre Dame football team has suffered another tough loss from its coaching staff. The South Bend Tribune is reporting that running backs coach Deland McCullough has accepted a position with the Las Vegas Raiders in the NFL.

Notre Dame fans were met with some disappointment on Wednesday night when it was announced that running back Coach Deland McCullough was leaving to take the same position with the Las Vegas Raiders. A massive blow for the program,

McCullough's exit is another high-profile loss for Freeman. In the days immediately following the CFP title bout, Al Golden returned to the NFL to become defensive coordinator of the Cincinnati Bengals. Golden had been a Broyles Award finalist in 2024 and regarded as one of the top-tier defensive coordinators in college football.

The Las Vegas Raiders are looking to turn the franchise around next season. The Raiders have made multiple moves so far this offseason to show that they are serious about finding stability for the team.

The Las Vegas Raiders have hired Pete Carroll as their new head coach. He is building his new staff. He has reportedly hired Deland McCullough as their running backs coach. Let’s get to know McCullough better: Last job: McCullough was Notre Dame’s running backs coach since 2022.