Raiders Hire Pete Carroll to Revamp Team After 4-13 Season

Pete Carroll has taken over as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, bringing a confident and optimistic outlook to a franchise that has struggled in recent years. Carroll, a Super Bowl-winning coach with extensive NFL and college experience, has emphasized that the Raiders are aiming to compete immediately rather than rebuild slowly, and he expects to win a significant number of games this season. Alongside new general manager John Spytek and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, Carroll is leading a major roster overhaul centered around quarterback Geno Smith and rookie running back Ashton Jeanty, with recent additions to the defense including veterans Jamal Adams and J.T. Woods. Despite the Raiders' history of instability, with five head coaches and multiple general managers in recent seasons, Carroll stresses the importance of strong relationships within the organization and a unified approach to building the team. While Carroll’s age has raised questions about his long-term tenure, his energy and coaching philosophy suggest he is committed to turning the franchise around quickly. The Raiders and their fans will be watching closely to see if Carroll can replicate his past success and restore the team’s competitiveness in the AFC West.