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The Las Vegas Raiders have named Pete Carroll as their new head coach while the Dallas Cowboys appointed Brian Schottenheimer.<\/b><\/p>\n
Carroll, 73, led the Seattle Seahawks to Super Bowl victory in 2014 and becomes the oldest head coach in NFL history.<\/p>\n
Schottenheimer, the son of legendary coach Marty, has been promoted from offensive co-ordinator to replace Mike McCarthy, who left the Cowboys<\/a> after five years in charge earlier this month. <\/p>\n The 51-year-old has no experience as a head coach but has worked in various roles within NFL teams for more than 25 years.<\/p>\n Schottenheimer spent the past three seasons at the Cowboys under McCarthy, who was mentored by his father Marty before his death in 2021. <\/p>\n Marty earned 200 regular-season wins during 21 years as a head coach, which included spells with the Cleveland Browns and the Kansas City Chiefs.<\/p>\n The Cowboys will introduce Schottenheimer as their head coach in a news conference on Monday.<\/p>\n The Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive co-ordinator Kellen Moore, who worked under McCarthy at Dallas before being succeeded by Schottenheimer.<\/p>\n “Schottenheimer boasted the much lengthier resume of overall coaching experience between the two, despite having not called plays in Dallas during the McCarthy era,” read a Cowboys statement.<\/p>\n He becomes the Cowboys’ 10th head coach and the ninth since owner Jerry Jones took over in 1989.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n