Chief coach of the New Las Vegas Raiders, Pete Carroll, admitted that Tom Brady was based on the fact that the owner of the minority has completely changed his prospect of the franchise.
Carroll had sworn the training after resigning last year from the Seattle Seahawks mark. The 73 -year -old man spent last season as the team’s main advisor.
However, working alongside Brady when the Raiders showed interest in handing over the Super Bowl winner in training was more than enough to swing Carroll.
“When Tom went on board here, it changed my prospects on the coming here,” said Carroll on the “Brock & Salk Show”. “I thought it would be one of the great opportunities of all time, to have its presence. Its presence is strong.
“(Managing Director) John Spytek and go back to a ton of years and Johnny is holding it in the highest esteem. So we try to infuse Tom mentality, we try to bring it in the organization, because it is so good and so unique, I think that it helps us to be a unique franchise.
Brady and Carroll were on the opposite touch for one of the most memorable super bowls of all time in 2015 between the New England Patriots and the Seahawks, featuring the now infamous interception of Malcolm Butler.
Pete Carroll admitted that Tom Brady connected himself as the owner of the minority changed his perspectives

Carroll had sworn training after resigning the Seattle Seahawks bar last year last year
Carroll also highlighted the role of Brady with the organization and the quantity of two in contact, saying that he is “quite regular” between the two.
“We are phone friends,” said Carroll about Brady. “He did not go out here but once since we are here, but we talked a ton of times.”
“And speaking of philosophy with Tom, you can imagine how a thrill is because he is the competitor of all time. This is not only the way he played, that’s how he lived and how he sees the world and how he attacks all the opportunities he has.
“We are so eye, it was, it was an explosion. It was really fun. The challenge is to provide this mentality and connect it to our entire franchise.
Carroll has difficult work in front of him in the AFC West, where all the other teams made the playoffs a year ago, but his new team.
The 73 -year -old man can have a not so secret weapon in Brady, who knows something or two about getting the most out of a relationship with an aging coach.