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Wilson and Carroll—of course—spent 10 seasons together with the Seattle Seahawks from 2012 to '21, winning four NFC West titles, two NFC championships and Super Bowl XLVIII. There was reportedly some tension between the two down the stretch, and the QB was eventually traded to the Denver Broncos in 2022.

The next marker to watch will be Carroll’s choice of OC. Two of Wilson’s former coordinators in Seattle, Darrell Bevell and Brian Schottenheimer, will likely be in the mix.

Former Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long says Russell Wilson is still feeding his family as he made a ton of money off of him.

Former New England Patriots linebacker and two-time Super Bowl champion Rob Ninkovich thinks it would be foolish for the Pittsburgh Steelers to fire Mike Tomlin.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in quarterback hell. They don’t know if they want to commit to Russell Wilson after his late season collapse, believe in Justin Fields or even entertain a sixth quarterback starting over a three-season period.

It's that time in the NFL offseason. Only a handful of teams are left standing while the rest are twiddling their thumbs, creating a slight lull period. Sure, w

ESPN's Adam Schefter revealed on Friday that Carroll, 73, has secured a return to coaching with the Raiders one year after his iconic spell in Seattle came to an end.

The Las Vegas Raiders have hired Pete Carroll as their next head coach and now he'll be tasked with filling out his coaching staff. According to a report, one of his former assistants with the Seattle Seahawks appears to be a favorite for the offensive coordinator job.

As bad as things got for the Patriots in 2024, fans could comfort themselves, knowing they had found the most important piece of the team-building puzzle.

A new front-runner has emerged to land Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson if he doesn't re-sign with the AFC North team.