Pete Carroll is one and done with the Las Vegas Raiders.
The legendary coach was fired on Monday, according to ESPN’s NFL insider Adam Schefter.
Carroll, who previously won a Super Bowl in Seattle and two national titles at USC, signed a three-year deal with Las Vegas before the season, but ultimately finished the year with the worst record in the NFL at 2-15.
Minority owner Tom Brady was on hand at the team facility in Henderson, Nevada on Monday. As reported by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Brady is expected to have a bigger voice in football operations this season alongside his former Michigan teammate, current Raiders general manager John Spytek.
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Carroll, who previously won a Super Bowl in Seattle, signed a three-year deal with Las Vegas before the season, but ultimately finished the year with the worst record in the NFL
Tom Brady is expected to take on a bigger role with the Raiders next season in Las Vegas
