The Las Vegas Raiders will host the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football in Week 11. This is a game the Raiders have to show something on offense. Pete Carroll also knows the Cowboys' head coach well.

Coach Pete Carroll insists the best way for the Raiders to build a winning mindset is to treat each week as a championship game, despite their 2-7 start.

The Las Vegas Raiders offense continues to struggle, and Pete Carroll gave some thoughts on offensive coordinator Chip Kelly.

This offseason, Schottenheimer was promoted from offensive coordinator to head coach of the Dallas Cowboys – with his offense being just as explosive now as it was under Carroll. The Cowboys rank fourth in the NFL in points per game (29.2), sixth in third-down conversion percentage (43) and seventh in total yardage (3,406).

Coach Pete Carroll, as he tries to get the Raiders on track, is dealing with a situation he hasn’t faced often during his time in the NFL.

Before the NFL’s trade deadline on November 4, a reporter asked Pete Carroll if the Raiders would be willing to minimize the interests of this season in hopes of building for the future if such a

Head Coach Pete Carroll discusses the offense, playing in primetime, Brian Schottenheimer and more. Members of the Las Vegas Raiders partnered with Three Square Food Bank for Turkey Time with the O-Line to distribute Thanksgiving meals to Southern Nevada families at Allegiant Stadium.

It’s time for Raiders coach Pete Carroll to give more snaps to rookie wideouts Jack Bech and Dont’e Thornton Jr. The team needs to know what they’re capable of.