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Forget the quarterback, the roster or the salary.<\/p>\n
The most compelling part of the Raiders\u2019 job for new coach Pete Carroll came in the form of minority owner Tom Brady.<\/p>\n
\u201cTom Brady. It starts there,\u201d Carroll told ESPN at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. \u201cWhen Tom wanted to do this and he wanted to be part of this thing, that changed my outlook on what could be possible. I\u2019ve found out since how consistently \u2014 he is a great competitive mentality and spirit, and he passed it right to the rest of the ownership group that has been incredibly fired up and jacked to do something special.\u201d<\/p>\n
Brady is only a minority owner for the Raiders, with Mark Davis the majority owner, but the legendary quarterback reportedly has plenty of influence and played a large role in Carroll being hired this offseason.<\/p>\n
While Brady\u2019s main job is serving as a Fox commentator, in addition to his numerous other responsibilities, Carroll said the future Hall of Famer has been available every day and is always responding to messages.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s hard for anyone to imagine the mentality that Tom lives with on a daily basis. He\u2019s as competitive as anyone I\u2019ve ever been around and obviously he\u2019s as competitive as anyone who\u2019s ever played any game and he\u2019s really clear, the vision he has for how he would to see this go, how he would like to influence it however he can. There is no mistaking it at all,\u201d Carroll said during his press conference Tuesday.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019m proud to represent the way he sees it and the way he thinks and look forward to making him feel real proud of what we\u2019re all about.\u201d<\/p>\n
Carroll, 73, faces a tall task to rebuild the Raiders the way Brady wants in his return to the coaching ranks after taking the 2024 season off following his split from the Seahawks after 14 years.<\/p>\n
He said Tuesday that he purposefully did not retire, leaving the door open for a return.<\/p>\n
His new job has him overseeing a franchise that has just one winning season since 2016 and went 4-13 last year under Antonio Pierce.<\/p>\n
The Raiders have made the playoffs just once in the last eight years despite the bracket expanding.<\/p>\n
Carroll will face issues competing in the ultra-competitive AFC West that features the reigning conference champions in the Chiefs and two other playoff teams in the Broncos and Chargers, especially since Las Vegas lacks a franchise quarterback.<\/p>\n
The Raiders have been linked to Sam Darnold following his resurgent year with the Vikings, with a free agent perhaps being their best option since they own the sixth pick in a weak draft for quarterbacks.<\/p>\n
Carroll believes the ownership group, including Brady, gives the Raiders a fighting chance.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe\u2019ve put together a group of guys that are really freaking jacked to do something special,\u201d Carroll said. \u201cIt\u2019s so heartwarming to me that we\u2019re on the same page and we\u2019re going for it.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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