Ex-Titans GM Ruston Webster interviewed for Raiders vacancy

Webster was the Titans’ general manager for four seasons before being fired.

Former Tennessee Titans general manager Ruston Webster has reportedly been given an interview for the Las Vegas Raiders vacancy.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Webster was one of two to talk with the Raiders about their general manager vacancy recently, along with Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Scouting Coordinator, Brandon Hunt.

Webster was with the Titans from 2010 to 2015, first serving as the vice president of player personnel for two years before becoming the general manager from 2012 to 2015.

Things did not go well with Webster at the helm. Tennessee compiled an 18-40 record and zero playoff appearances, and Webster was responsible for plenty of bad draft picks to make things worse.

After getting fired in January 2016, Webster took a job as a scout for the Atlanta Falcons, where he still resides, but the damage was done.

Thankfully for the Titans, current general manager Jon Robinson was able to clean up the mess after Webster’s ousting and Tennessee hasn’t had a losing season since.

Former Titans GM Ruston Webster interviews with Raiders for GM job

A second GM interview from Tuesday has emerged for Raiders open GM job. It’s former Titans GM Ruston Webster.

A second interview conducted by the Raiders on Tuesday has been revealed.

Along with Steelers Pro Scouting Coordinator Brandon Hunt, the Raiders also interviewed former Titans GM Ruston Webster for the job according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Webster is currently a national scout for the Falcons. He had served as General Manager for the Titans for six years from 2010-15. Prior to that, he was the VP of Player Personnel with the Seahawks from 2006-09. He entered the NFL front office with the Buccaneers in 1988 holding various personnel roles until 2005.

Webster’s including puts the number of candidates to interview for the Raiders GM job at eight.

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