Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak says he is building a new team culture, and he believes the roster already includes one key trait. Speaking to reporters, Kubiak describes the players as a “professional group” that is focused on improvement. He uses blunt language, telling reporters the team does not have any “turds,” a comment meant to underline his view that the players care about working to get better. Multiple outlets report the remarks as part of Kubiak’s early message to the organization as he begins his first season as head coach. The statements frame his cultural goals as centered on accountability and commitment rather than specific on-field schemes. Both sources present the comment as a direct assessment of the group’s mindset, with emphasis on professionalism and effort. No additional details about player evaluation, roster moves, or specific incidents are included in the provided coverage.