Who crashed Pete Carroll's introductory news conference with the Raiders?

"There we go, and that's what I'm talking about right there," Carroll said. "Hey, Mark, settle down a little bit." 

It's safe to assume the coach was referring to Raiders owner Mark Davis.

Lynch crashing Carroll's news conference showcases the 73-year-old's ability to bond with his players. This may help the Raiders solidify their future with edge-rusher Maxx Crosby. 

The four-time Pro Bowler recently told The Athletic's Tashan Reed that his contract has no guaranteed money left and that he wants to renegotiate at some point. Carroll made it clear he wants Crosby to stay in Vegas. 

"Maxx, in the back there, send the message man," Carroll said. "We're going to come find you guys and get this thing rolling as soon as possible."

Logan Reever of KLAS-TV in Las Vegas also spotted Crosby and Carroll chatting after the coach spoke with the media.

Carroll — a Super Bowl champion — still faces an uphill battle in Vegas. This season, the Raiders went 4-13, missing the playoffs for a third straight year. They also lack a viable starting quarterback. Vegas started QBs Gardner Minshew, Aidan O'Connell and Desmond Ridder.

While it's unclear if Carroll will solve these problems, at least Raiders fans can get a kick out of Lynch's surprise appearance.