Pete Carroll aims to rebuild Raiders after hiring

Pete Carroll has been introduced as the new head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, with a clear ambition to turn the struggling franchise around quickly, following a disappointing 4-13 season. At his press conference, Carroll emphasized the importance of finding a competitive quarterback to lead the team in a challenging AFC West division. He noted the support of Raiders minority owner Tom Brady, who played a key role in his hiring, and expressed confidence in building a successful team, drawing from his previous experiences with the USC Trojans and Seattle Seahawks. With nearly $100 million in salary cap space, Carroll and new general manager John Spytek are poised to make significant roster changes. The Raiders have not seen playoff success since reaching the Super Bowl in 2002 and are keen to improve their track record of only two winning seasons since then. Carroll's leadership will be pivotal as he aims to restore the franchise's former glory and build a competitive team for the upcoming season.