BREAKING: Tom Brady Named Raiders Head Coach in Historic Deal, Replaces Pete Carroll for 2027–2032 Season
Las Vegas, NV — In a jaw-dropping turn of events, the Las Vegas Raiders have announced NFL icon Tom Brady as their next head coach, signing him to a record-breaking contract that makes him the highest-paid figure in NFL history—player or coach.
Brady will take the reins from Pete Carroll, who stunned the league with his late-career return but will now step aside at the end of the 2026 season. The Raiders are betting big on the 7-time Super Bowl champion to revitalize the franchise and end their decades-long title drought.
The deal, which insiders say surpasses even the richest player contracts, cements Brady’s post-playing legacy as he transitions from the field to the sideline. However, the bold move is already igniting fierce debate across the NFL landscape.
Can Tom Brady win as a coach? That’s the question echoing through locker rooms, media circles, and fan forums. While his playing résumé is unmatched, coaching is a different battlefield—and Raider Nation expects results fast.
Brady, who already holds a minority ownership stake in the team, is no stranger to the Silver and Black. But now, he’s all in.
The NFL just got a whole lot more interesting.
