Pete Carroll was excited because, well, he's Pete Carroll. He was in the Raiders' media room Tuesday answering reporters' coaches, but much of his mind was on a team meeting just more than an hour away.

Jamal Adams signed on the eve of training camp with Las Vegas, giving Carroll another familiar weapon defensively. And with his arrival in the secondary, the former "Legion of Boom" coach said the Raiders' secondary rivals that of any he oversaw in Seattle.

The Raiders are flying way below the radar on the list of AFC favorites. But first-year coach Pete Carroll has big expectations for Las Vegas.

The Las Vegas Raiders brought in star defensive tackle Christian Wilkins last offseason. Former general manager Tom Telesco and head coach Antonio Pierce gave him a four-year deal worth $110 million, but he only played in five games during the 2024 NFL season.

First, the franchise traded for quarterback Geno Smith to reunite him with former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, now at the helm in Las Vegas. This week there's another reunion but this time in the secondary. The Raiders have signed safety Jamal Adams, the team announced Tuesday, July 22.

The former coach of the Legion of Boom defense called the 2025 Raiders secondary "more impressive" than any group he coached in Seattle.

Brock Bowers initially was surprised to learn that the Las Vegas Raiders were selecting him in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The most significant addition of the many the Las Vegas Raiders made this upcoming season was the addition of veteran quarterback Geno Smith. The Raiders' quart