The Las Vegas Raiders introduced head coach Pete Carroll on Monday. Now, it's time to get to work. The first order of business for Carroll will be assembling a

The Las Vegas Raiders have to fill out head coach Pete Carroll's staff in the days and weeks ahead, and that begins with finding the next offensive and defensive coordinators. Follow along with our tracker for all of the latest updates on Las Vegas' search for both positions.

With Pete Carroll now the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, the team is now set on looking for their staff. That means he needs to find an offensive coordinator, a defensive coordinator, and the position coaches under those two.

Coen’s offensive expertise will make his defensive coordinator hire crucial to his success in Jacksonville. Raiders DC Patrick Graham, who interviewed twice for the Jaguars’ head coaching vacancy, is “a top candidate” for the DC job, per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are continuing to fill out the team's coaching staff, recently completed an interview with a former head coach candidate.

The Las Vegas ... for the Raiders over the last few hires. The Raiders will likely be looking for a new defensive coordinator as well. Raiders defensive coordinator Patrick Graham's contract ...

The Las Vegas Raiders are now under a new regime, as Pete Carroll takes over as head coach and John Spytek takes over as general manager.  With a new regime tak

There is at least one known candidate for Las Vegas’ first defensive coordinator under new head coach Pete Carroll.

A number of potential candidates for the coordinator roles with the Raiders have ties to Carroll from his 14 years with the Seahawks.

The Raiders' new coach — and GM John Spytek — expressed plenty of optimism about their new roles with the team Monday in Las Vegas.

It’s official: Pete Carroll is the new head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders announced on Saturday ... the Jaguars needed to interview one more minority candidate in person — Patrick Graham — in order to comply with the Rooney Rule.

When he got to Anthony Campanile, whom Hafley had tabbed (with head coach Matt LaFleur’s blessing) as the Packers linebackers coach and defensive run-game coordinator, he called the ex-Miami Dolphins assistant a “star” and a “brilliant football coach.”