The 73-year-old Carroll returns to the sideline after leading the Seattle Seahawks to two NFC championships and the franchise’s only Super Bowl title.

The Las Vegas Raiders are negotiating a deal to hire Pete Carroll to be their new head coach, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Friday.

After authoring one of the most memorable Super Bowls of all time as foes, Tom Brady and Pete Carroll will be teaming up now.

For a two-decade stretch, the New England Patriots were the model of stability. While tweaks were made to the roster on a given year, the head coach and quarterback combo was a constant, which helped them acheive unprecedented success over that time.

The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to hire Pete Carroll as their head coach, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Friday.

It’s a tough gig. Which is why only four play-by-play announcers have called the Big Game on network television since 2004.

The 73-year-old former Patriots and Seahawks coach is returning to the NFL after just one season off the sidelines.

The 73-year-old Carroll, who won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks and a national championship at USC, takes over after Las Vegas went 4-13 last season

Pete Carroll, 73, will return to the sideline with the Las Vegas Raiders after leading the Seattle Seahawks to two NFC titles and the franchise’s only Super Bowl win during a 14-year stretch.

Washington Commanders HC Dan Quinn couldn’t hold in his excitement for Pete Carroll as he was announced as the new head coach for the Las Vegas Raiders today. “That fires me up. That makes me happy,” said Quinn about Carroll’s new position.

Former Patriots Wide Receiver Malcolm Mitchel spoke one-on-one with Education Reporter Abbey Buttacavoli about the 2025 READBowl. “For those who may have a hard time reading, trust me I understand," said former Patriots Wide Receiver and Founder and CEO of Share the Magic Foundation Malcolm Mitchell.

Carroll has one Super Bowl title as a head coach from the 2013 season, and one of his new bosses helped prevent him from getting a second. Tom Brady, a Raiders minority owner, and the Patriots defeated Carroll’s Seahawks in the unforgettable Super Bowl XLIX, which culminated with Malcolm Butler’s goal-line interception.