When the Seahawks decided to say goodbye to Super Bowl-winning head coach Pete Carroll , there is no way they could have predicted the levels of offensive inefficiency they would experience.
The Las Vegas Raiders are in a much better position heading into the new season than they were a year ago. The Raiders finally got the upgrades they needed for some of the most important positions on the football field.
The Las Vegas Raiders have reasons to be both excited and concerned following numerous key departures and arrivals throughout the offseason. Las Vegas has revamped its roster on offense and plugged several more holes on the defense this offseason.
Many Las Vegas Raiders fans probably share former All-Pro Lincoln Kennedy’s opinion that the loss of Nate Hobbs was a setback this offseason. Upon the arrival of Pete Carroll and John Spytek in Sin City, it was widely anticipated that significant changes would occur.
It's been a long time since the Las Vegas Raiders have had a quarterback-head coach duo that was good enough to win in the postseason. It's been over 20 years, actually, so long ago that the idea of the Las Vegas Raiders being in Las Vegas was likely not even considered yet.
After a couple of big swings and misses at head coach, the Las Vegas Raiders hired a proven commodity in Pete Carroll. Josh McDaniels had experience, but players couldn't vibe with him, while players loved Antonio Pierce, but he had no experience.
Injuries played a major role in the inconsistency of the Las Vegas Raiders defense in 2025, but that does not tell the whole story. Pushing players into expanded roles was a hit-or-miss strategy for the Raiders, and that showed at multiple points during the season.
The Las Vegas Raiders were completely swept by their AFC West rivals last season, which new head coach Pete Carroll is dead set on ensuring does not happen again.
Pete Carroll has made one thing clear since taking over as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders: it’s winning time. Not a steady improvement on the heels of a four-win campaign this past year, either; the only goal the 73-year-old has is battling in February for the right to lift the Lombardi Trophy.
At 73, Pete Carroll is the NFL's oldest head coach. But this offseason he was running around the practice field as he has throughout his coaching career, and that's making an impression on the Raiders.
One of the biggest changes the Las Vegas Raiders made this offseason was bringing in a new offensive coordinator to help their offense be better next season than they were last season.
The Las Vegas Raiders had a fruitful NFL Draft and a productive offseason altogether. The Raiders hope to build upon that success as training camp approaches.
There were several reasons the Las Vegas Raiders struggled last season, primarily injuries. The Raiders were ravaged by injuries on both sides of the ball, impacting their ability to field a competitive football team for much of the season.
The Seattle Seahawks had one last-place finish in the entire tenure of Pete Carroll. In 2021, they finished last in the NFC West, though they were still 7-10, which is far from a bad record.
The Las Vegas Raiders instantly added credibility to their head coaching position when they hired Pete Carroll. New Raiders linebacker Elandon Roberts has played for some of the most highly respected coaches in the league.
The Las Vegas Raiders have made all the right decisions and moves this offseason to set up their franchise for success in 2025. The Silver and Black hired a veteran head coach in Pete Carroll, who will bring his experience of winning football to the Raiders and his leadership.
When Pete Carroll takes to the sideline when the Las Vegas Raiders face the New England Patriots in their season opener on Sept. 7, he will become the oldest person to coach a NFL game at the ripe age of 74 years old.
Pete Carroll is rounding into another fresh tenure with a new organization. He has debuted as the head coach of a new NFL team roughly once a decade since the 1990s.
The Las Vegas Raiders brought in Pete Carroll to serve as their new head coach, and he already has his imprint on the organization. Carroll spent the 2024 season away from the NFL, but returns for the 2025 campaign, where he hopes to lead Las Vegas back to the postseason.
Crosby recently spoke about what it meant to be locked down by a Raiders team that could've moved on from the 27-year-old as part of an organizational reset.
With Pete Carroll in the driver’s seat for the Las Vegas Raiders, the team now hopes to put last season in the rear view mirror. Carroll, along with new general manager John Spytek, were tasked with engineering a quick retool of a Raiders outfit that won only four games last season.
Most Seattle Seahawks players who played under former head coach Pete Carroll have nothing but positive things to say about him, and considering that he's one of the more player-friendly coaches of this era, it's not too hard to see why.