Now, new head coach Pete Carroll is saying that the team will return to Napa, California for training camp this year, according to Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. While this news is not official,

More than two teams picking ahead of the Raiders need a quarterback, but what if only one team does? That's what Pete Carroll is hoping for.

Arguably the top running back prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft, Boise State's Ashton Jeanty could be in contention to go within the top picks this spring. And Pete Carroll's Las Vegas Raiders have a decision to make at No. 6 overall.

We all know Pete Carroll is a different kind of cat. His methods are not the methods of most of the rest of the NFL. He has his own vision, and he has carved his own very successful path in a cutthroat business. How is Carroll building his new staff with the Las Vegas Raiders? It's not easy to pin down. There's a little bit of everything.

More than 15 years after leaving USC, Pete Carroll is still coaching Trojans. Earlier this week, the Las Vegas Raiders, who hired Carroll as their new head coach in January, re-signed safety Isaiah Pola-Mao to a two-year deal worth up to $8.

According to an NFL insider, Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll has his sights set on a veteran quarterback who had a career year in 2024.

Head coach Pete Carroll's Vegas Raiders continue to make roster moves and have made a final decision on whether or not to continue with fellow quarterback Gardner Minshew for the 2025 NFL season. Las Vegas Raiders are looking to change the face of the 2024 NFL season,

Potentially obtaining Matthew Stafford wasn’t in the cards for Pete Carroll upon joining the Las Vegas Raiders. One month later, after news broke of Stafford wanting a new deal, the Los Angeles Rams quarterback suddenly became an option.