Instead of banking on a rookie, the Las Vegas Raiders may dangle the No. 1 pick in an effort to trade for a superstar quarterback.

Rams pass game coordinator Nathan Scheelhaase has received requests to be interviewed for head coaching positions with the Raiders and

Former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has held extensive phone calls with several teams including the Raiders about holding a head coach interview.

The Las Vegas Raiders now have one less opening to worry about with the New York Giants planning to hire John Harbaugh.

The Rams have three assistant coaches in the mix for head coaching jobs this cycle and all of them are interviewing with teams on Friday.

The Las Vegas Raiders have officially identified 11 candidates to be their next head coach. Well, 12 if you count a brief phone conversation with John Harbaugh. The most intriguing candidate on the Raiders' list may be Los Angeles Rams passing game coordinator Nate Scheelhaase.

According to Jordan Schultz, Minter has already been requested by four teams for head coach interviews, headlined by the Ravens, Raiders.

The Cardinals, Ravens, Raiders and Giants are the latest teams to request an interview with Chris Shula. More at PFR.

Albert Breer of SI.com reports that the Raiders will interview Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady and 49ers offensive coordinator Klay Kubiak on Sunday. They are also set to interview Rams assistants Mike LaFleur and Nate Scheelhaase on Saturday.

Arizona is in a similar spot, as the Cardinals are widely expected to move on from Kyler Murray this offseason, but they hold the No. 3 overall pick in the NFL Draft, giving them a clear path to address the position.