And, the Raiders could be going the route of free agency, but new head coach Pete Carroll and new general manager John Spytek ...

The Las Vegas Raiders didn't want to risk losing a bidding war for Sam Darnold in free agency. So they went out and traded for the original Darnold Friday night. The Raiders swung a deal for ...

Picturing him in a Pete Carroll offense may be the reason many have him landing in Sin City. "In Marshawn Lynch, Carroll has already had tremendous success with a dominant, physically imposing ...

But as the Republican settles in at the Pentagon, conditions are clearly getting worse, not better. In the wake of his early stumbles, Hegseth has ordered U.S. Cyber Command to halt offensive ...

The Raiders also traded for Smith because no one knows him like the Silver and Black's new head coach Pete Carroll. Carroll saw what Smith did for him when he was the coach in Seattle and made the ...

There’s also buzz about Las Vegas pursuing veteran WR Tyler Lockett, a player Carroll knows well from their time in Seattle. While Carroll wants to solidify the passing game, he hasn’t ...

If they did, I’d love to see the president deliver on his promise to posthumously pardon Pete Rose “in the coming weeks,” and in doing so erase one of baseball’s great hypocrisies and ...

Veteran quarterback Geno Smith was acquired from the Seahawks on Friday for a third-round pick, reuniting the 34-year-old with new Raiders coach Pete Carroll, for whom he prospered in Seattle.

Pete Carroll didn't come back for a rebuilding project. On Friday night, the Las Vegas Raiders executed a trade with the Seattle Seahawks to bring Geno Smith to the desert for a third-round pick.

Las Vegas is acquiring quarterback Geno Smith for a 2025 third-round draft pick to reunite him with former Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, according to multiple reports. Smith is entering the ...

Pete Carroll will be reuniting with a QB — just not via free agency. Rather than a Russell Wilson signing, the Raiders are trading for Geno Smith, NFL.com’s Tom Pelissero reports.

President Trump’s choice of Pete Hegseth as secretary of Defense represents a dangerous precedent, and not only because Hegseth is uniquely inexperienced for the job. He is weak by design.