One Raiders coach who had a narrative created around him when he was hired is being praised by the players already

Nepotism: The practice among those with power or influence of favoring relatives, friends, or associates, especially by giving them jobs. - Oxford definition.

It's everywhere, but it's not in the Las Vegas Raiders organization, despite what some are saying and the narratives that are being created. Pete Carroll, the former Seattle Seahawks head coach, hired two of his sons, one of them being Brennan Carroll, who has great experience dealing with the offensive line. The Raiders got rid of all of their staff, or almost all of it, and moved on to Carroll's new staff.

So, he brought in his son, who he knows can coach an offensive line well, seeing that the former coach just could not get the job done. And, some said that Pete hiring Brennan was nepotism. But, in this case, it really isn't. This is a case of Carroll knowing someone really well who can do the job well and do it the right way, and the way he also likes things done, and someone who he knows fits his culture.

And, the players are praising Brennan.