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 Las Vegas Raiders are coming into the season with the national perspective of them being pretty bad, and not anyone having any real expectations of them other than the fact that they should win more than four games,

Pete Carroll was excited because, well, he's Pete Carroll. “I can't wait to kick this thing off and get rolling,” Carroll said. This is familiar territory for Carroll, something he missed after a year off from coaching.