Two of Carroll's top receivers from his time in Seattle will be available this offseason. That's highly intriguing.

A disappointing 4-13 record in 2024 capped a turbulent season for the Las Vegas Raiders. Struggling with consistency across the board—from coaching changes to a revolving door at quarterback—the Raiders find themselves in desperate need of a reset.

Tyler Lockett still has some game left, and he could find himself back with a familiar face during free agency.

Pete Carroll will need to add a wide receiver to his Raiders squad and two of his former Pro Bowlers from Seattle are about to become available.

Former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll will not be starting Gardner Minshew under center in 2025. The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Wednesday that Minshew will be released once the new league year begins on March 12.

Gardner Minshew’s time with the Raiders is coming to a close. The club is expected to release the veteran quarterback next week, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. There is still a chance the Raiders could trade Minshew before March 12.

After yo-yoing in and out of the Raiders’ starting lineup last season, Gardner Minshew suffered an injury that took him out of that mix. As expected, the Raiders will end that experiment at one season.