Pete Carroll Shifts to Advisory Role with Seahawks After Amicable Agreement

Takeaways:

• Pete Carroll's role with the Seattle Seahawks has changed from head coach to an advisor after 14 years, ending his tenure as the oldest head coach in the NFL.

• The decision was made after the Seahawks finished the season with a 9-8 record, missing the playoffs due to a tiebreaker with Green Bay.

• Carroll had previously expressed his intention to return for the 2024 season but has since agreed to the new advisory role within the organization.

• Possible replacements for the head coach position include internal candidates Shane Waldron and Dave Canales, as well as external candidate Dan Quinn, the Cowboys' defensive coordinator.

• Carroll's legacy includes a Super Bowl win, two Super Bowl appearances, 10 playoff appearances, and 11 winning seasons with the Seahawks.

References:

[1] Why did the Seahawks fire Pete Carroll? Longtime Seattle head coach to take on advisor role with team. Link

[2] Pete Carroll out as Seahawks coach after 14 seasons. Link

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