Las Vegas Raiders coach Pete Carroll is adamant about their chances of winning in his first tenure with the squad.

New Las Vegas Raiders coach Pete Carroll expressed excitement about the team's upcoming training camp, which starts Wednesday.

Raiders head coach Pete Carroll is both excited and optimistic about the season ahead, declaring Las Vegas is going to win a bunch of games the day before the team opens training camp practice.

After stepping down as the head coach in Seattle following the 2023 season, Carroll took a year off from coaching before taking a job with the Las Vegas Raiders. The 73-year-old Carroll, a national championship-winning head coach at the college level and a Super Bowl-winning head coach in the NFL, is as exuberant as ever.

Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll has already set the bar high for his team as veteran players reported to training camp on Tuesday in Henderson, Nevada.

A new culture has arrived in Las Vegas. After years of turmoil, John Spytek was hired as the new general manager of the Raiders. His mission is to rebuild the franchise, and he has

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith has great expectations in town after being traded from the Seattle Seahawks and signing a two-year, $75 million contract extension with the Silver and Black.

Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll shed light on what “Competition Wednesday” is as Las Vegas gets set for training camp. The Silver and Black haven’t been able to figure out the coaching situation since Jon Gruden’s resignation a few years ago.

The Raiders have agreed to terms on a contract with veteran safety Jamal Adams, who has experience playing for coach Pete Carroll.