did they fire pete carroll
Pete Carroll has been fired from his most recent NFL head‑coaching job.
What happened
- Pete Carroll was dismissed as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after just one season, in early January 2026.
- The Raiders went 3–14 in that season, finishing tied for the worst record in the NFL despite ending with a narrow win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
When and by whom
- Team owner Mark Davis and the Raiders organization announced that Carroll had been relieved of his duties on the Monday after the regular season ended.
- Reports from major outlets describe it as a “one and done” tenure, emphasizing that he lasted only a single year in Las Vegas.
Context and reasons mentioned
- Expectations were high when the Raiders hired the 74‑year‑old Carroll on a multi‑year deal following his long run with the Seattle Seahawks.
- The Raiders’ offense and defense both struggled badly; during the year he also fired his special teams coordinator and offensive coordinator, but the team still finished with a prolonged losing streak before that final win.
What it means now
- Carroll is currently out of an NFL head‑coaching job, making him part of the 2026 “coaching carousel” of teams changing coaches.
- Given his age and history as an NFL champion and longtime coach, speculation has focused on whether he retires, moves into a front‑office or advisory role, or waits for another opportunity.
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