The Las Vegas Raiders need a QB. Russell Wilson and Pete Carroll have a history of success together. It seems obvious, but that doesn't mean it'll happen.

The Las Vegas Raiders have filled almost every position they have needed to so far this offseason, but the quarterback slot is still vacant. Whether Aidan O'Con

A soon to be free-agent quarterback hitting the 2025 market, 10-time Pro Bowler Russell Wilson says he wants to remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers despite his former head coach Pete Carroll joining the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Las Vegas Raiders face a pivotal decision this offseason as they look to solidify the quarterback position for next season. Newly hired, Super Bowl-winning head coach Pete Carroll has the daunting task of identifying a QB who can lead the Raiders back to contender status.

Ever since he took the head coach job with the Las Vegas Raiders, former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll has been getting linked with his former players in Seattle. The biggest name connected to Carroll is of course his former long-time franchise quarterback, Russell Wilson.

That was the word from the quarterback from the Pro Bowl this weekend. Wilson, who is set for free agency in March, said that he wants to remain with the Steelers after the team was knocked out of the playoffs and he played a similar tune when asked about the possibility of playing for Carroll again.

Chase Daniel believes past animosity between Russell Wilson and Pete Carroll could get in the way of the two reuniting with the Las Vegas Raiders. The

ORLANDO, Fla. — Russell Wilson strolled into Camping World Stadium on Saturday and immediately started looking for his son. He spotted him on the opposite sideline and made a beeline across the field. Wilson didn’t want to do anything without Future Wilson by his side.

Pete Carroll, the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, has not only built a legacy of victories but also a multimillion-dollar fortune. Discover how his passion for football has given him everything,