The former head coach of the Seahawks has plenty of his former players still employed in the NFL. A reunion with a veteran defender would make sense.

Former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll was named head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders last week. Carroll is now busy putting together his coaching staff for his latest venture. He’s reportedly interested in poaching an assistant away from the Seahawks.

At 73 years old, Pete Carroll surprised some by pursuing another head coaching opportunity this offseason. However, his proven track record and leadership make him a logical choice for the Las Vegas Raiders, who sought stability after Antonio Pierce’s tenure.

Barely a day has passed since Pete Carroll was introduced as the Raiders new head coach. And he is wasting no time putting his staff together. The first interview was held on Tuesday and it’s someone Carroll knows extremely well — Darrell Bevell.

Seahawks will undeniably possess interest in following Carroll’s tenure with the Raiders closely. Carroll was historically in charge of the Seahawks for 13 seasons. He compiled a record of 137-89-1, winning Super Bowl XLVIII in 2013.

The Raiders are hiring University of Washington offensive coordinator Brennan Carroll to be their offensive line coach and run game coordinator, as first reported by Yogi Roth of the Big Ten Network and confirmed by ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg.

Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll made a bold staffing move over the weekend by hiring Chip Kelly to be his offensive coordinator. Kelly is going to earn $6 million per season, becoming the highest-paid coordinator in NFL history,

What is Pete Carroll’s philosophy on coaching? His process to team-building? Why was he ultimately fired? Those answers and more.