Seahaws's former head coach Pete Carol has announced his retirement and signed a contract to become the next head coach of Las Vegas Raiders.
Carroll, 73, is less than a week until the 74 -year -old birthday in September, the first game of the regular season, and is the oldest coach in NFL history.
The former coach of Seahawk will be the third person who has been appointed as the four franchise head coaches of NFL, and will join the new elite group in the history of NFL. Carroll gave Patriotz, Jets and Sea Hawks the right to decide before landing in Las Vegas. Bill Parsels and Wade Philips were the other two coaches who achieved their feat.
Carol has succeeded in the past two jobs. After a short period of time in Jets and Patriots, he led the USC to the national championship, and later returned to NFL as a coach of Sea Hawks.
He served as a coach in Seattle for 14 years, and Carroll led Sea Hawks to the first and only Super Bowl championship, and also participated in the championship, but lost to Tom Brady and Patriotz.
Carol will take over the Raiders Team, who has ironically defeated him in the Super Bowl, owns some ownership. Carol, Brady, and other players have one of the most talented Rosbies in NFL except for Stardy Fence End Max Crosby, with no franchise QB. It will be assigned.
