The Raiders announced the hiring of Super Bowl-coach, Pete Carroll as their new HC for the next three seasons as try to change the culture.

After authoring one of the most memorable Super Bowls of all time as foes, Tom Brady and Pete Carroll will be teaming up now.

And yet, a new coach is probably looking at a total rebuild in an AFC West division boasting coach-quarterback combos such as Andy Reid- Patrick Mahomes with the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs, Jim Harbaugh- Justin Herbert with the Los Angeles Chargers and Sean Payton- Bo Nix with the Denver Broncos.

The Las Vegas Raiders have reached an agreement with Super Bowl winner Pete Carroll to be the team's next head coach, according to multiple reports. Carroll will join the team on a three-year deal with a fourth-year team option.

The 73-year-old Carroll, who won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks and a national championship at USC, takes over after Las Vegas went 4-13 last season

Spytek will be in charge of the Raiders’ day-to-day operations and roster moves. Here are the top five items on his agenda.

The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to hire Pete Carroll as their head coach, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Friday.

The Las Vegas Raiders are revamping their front office and coaching staff in the weeks after the end of the regular season. They recently announced that John Spytek would be the team's general manager. On Saturday, the Raiders made it official by sharing an announcement that Pete Carroll would be their new head coach.

Carroll enters his 31st season in the NFL, most recently spending 14 seasons as the Executive V.P. and Head Coach of the Seattle Seahawks.

The Raiders' new head coach has found success over the years against these other in-division coaches, with a career total 10 wins against Reid, Payton and Harbaugh. This includes an NFC Championship victory over Harbaugh's San Francisco 49ers in the 2013 season.

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