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.

Pete Carroll was excited because, well, he's Pete Carroll. He was in the Raiders' media room Tuesday answering reporters' coaches, but much of his mind was on a team meeting just more than an hour away.

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

That’s exactly what Pete Carroll is planning on doing in his first year with the Raiders, making a bold pronouncement when asked what constitutes success in 2025 during his Tuesday press conference to open training camp.

The Las Vegas Raiders are building a new identity. As Las Vegas attempts to change the culture within and around the organization, it has spent the entire offs

Brock Bowers initially was surprised to learn that the Las Vegas Raiders were selecting him in the 2025 NFL Draft.