Maybe the Raiders will draft Shedeur Sanders or Ashton Jeanty, or reunite Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson. Whatever happens, columnist Jim Moore expects fun.

The Raiders are in search of a culture reset, and that begins with the head coach. With the hiring of Pete Carroll, is Russell Wilson to the Raiders inevitable?

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson could leave the team via free agency, and if he did end up leaving, the Las Vegas Raiders might be one team lurking in the background. His former head coach, Pete Carroll, is the new head coach of the Raiders, and those rumors have swirled for weeks since Carroll’s hire.

The Pittsburgh Steelers added Russell Wilson and Justin Fields ahead of the 2024 season, giving both quarterbacks a chance to start and prove themselves.

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Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson are inching toward half a decade apart. After the 2021 season, the Seahawks franchise quarterback split from the team's coach.

It's not surprising that Wilson's name remains linked to the Raiders. About 15 minutes after Pete Carroll was announced as the team's new head coach, rumors began circulating that this could be a landing spot for the 36-year-old quarterback who he coached in Seattle for a decade.

Russell Wilson’s market widened after quarterback dominos began to fall on Friday in Los Angeles. The Pittsburgh Steelers saw the first domino of the quarterback offseason board fall as Matthew Stafford elected to stay with the Los Angeles Rams.