The Las Vegas Raiders are in the beginning stages of a franchise reset. After limping to a 4-13 finish last season, Raiders controlling owner Mark Davis and minority owner Tom Brady cleaned house. With new faces at general manager (John Spytek),

NFL great Pete Carroll, who won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks in 2013, became the Raiders’ head coach in the offseason. Carroll is known for placing a strong emphasis on the running game, often aiming for a balanced offense that uses the run game to grind out games in the fourth quarter.

The club has tapped a pair of now-former Seattle Seahawks to lead the team going forward, going all-in with Geno Smith at quarterback and Pete Carroll as the head coach. Those decisions have seemingly transformed the way the Raiders will operate going forward, ending a rebuild and kickstarting what figures to be a win-now approach.