At 73, Pete Carroll’s experience and leadership might be exactly what the Las Vegas Raiders need to turn things around.

We may find out just how serious former Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll is about returning to the NFL sidelines thanks to the 49ers.

The Super Bowl-winning resume of new minority owner Tom Brady couldn't help the Las Vegas Raiders land the coveted Ben Johnson as the club's new head coach. Brady may, however, end up luring a fellow Super Bowl champion to Sin City,

The 49ers keep missing out on the top defensive coordinator candidates on the market as they wait for Robert Saleh. Which means the 49ers might need to scramble to find a second option. And that backup option could be Pete Carroll.

Pete Carroll's son Nathan Carroll began his professional coaching career with the Seattle Seahawks in 2011-12 as a defensive assistant. He was upgraded to offensive assistant (2013) before becoming an assistant wide receivers coach in 2014.

The Raiders are closing in on a new head coach, but they will have to turn to a backup plan after Ben Johnson chose the Bears.

As six NFL teams attempt to fill vacancies, here's the case for 73-year-old former Seahawks leader Pete Carroll as a viable NFL head coach in 2025.

Pete Carroll could be making a move that was once seen as unthinkable. Tim Kawakami of The San Francisco Standard reported on Wednesday that the former Seattle Seahawks head coach Carroll is drawing interest from a highly unlikely team — the San Francisco 49ers.

Pete Carroll could join forces with an old divisional rival if the Las Vegas Raiders don't hire him as their next head coach.