Pete Carroll has coached at both the college and NFL levels, most famously with USC and the Seattle Seahawks.

Main teams he coached

  • Seattle Seahawks (NFL) – Head coach and executive vice president from 2010 through the 2023 season, leading the team to a Super Bowl XLVIII win over the Denver Broncos.
  • USC Trojans (college) – Head coach from 2001 to 2009, turning USC into a powerhouse with multiple conference titles and national championship-level seasons.
  • New England Patriots (NFL) – Head coach from 1997 to 1999, taking the team to the playoffs twice during his three-year stint.
  • New York Jets (NFL) – Head coach for the 1994 season after serving as the team’s defensive coordinator in the early 1990s.

Other coaching stops

  • San Francisco 49ers (NFL) – Defensive coordinator in 1995–1996 before moving on to the Patriots’ head coaching job.
  • Minnesota Vikings (NFL) – Defensive backs coach in the mid-1980s, part of multiple playoff seasons.
  • Buffalo Bills (NFL) – Defensive backs coach in 1984, one of his first NFL roles.
  • College assistant roles – Earlier in his career he coached at Pacific, Arkansas, Iowa State, Ohio State, and NC State in various assistant and coordinator positions.

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