Hold On A Minute: Raiders Will Reportedly Keep Tom Cable As Head Coach In 2010

It once seemed a given that Raiders head coach Tom Cable would lose his job. After all, the team had already set to work on looking for his replacement.

Adam Schefter, though, has just issued a contrary report:

Aaron Wilson of the Carroll County Times is reporting that the Oakland Raiders have interviewed Baltimore Ravens quarterbacks coach Hue Jackson.

As one SBNation.com writer just told me, Al Davis likely has two dart boards:

And the Raiders want you to know that they’re wrong. All of them.

First, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the Raiders had contacted Jim Harbaugh only to be rebuffed.

Multiple media outlets have previously reported that Tom Cable is “expected” to be dismissed as the Oakland Raiders head coach. A decision isn’t expected until owner Al Davis meets with Cable to discuss his future.

As it usually is with the Raiders, no one quite knows when that meeting is supposed to take place.

As usual with the Oakland Raiders, the story continues to change.

A meeting between head coach Tom Cable and owner Al Davis, originally scheduled to take place on Monday, is now expected to take place Thursday or Friday.

Al Davis cares nothing for your opinion. Despite earlier reports that the Raiders’ idiosyncratic owner would dismiss head coach Tom Cable on Monday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the two have yet to meet, with no known date set, and no word on Cable’s future with the team. Per Schefter, Davis and Cable could meet as soon as Wednesday, however. Basically, nobody knows anything.

Stay tuned. With the Raiders, it’s anyone’s guess.