It took Aaron Glenn less than a month as the New York Jets head coach to finalize his entire coaching staff, but he's accomplished a key first goal as the head honcho in Florham Park.

After a year out of coaching following his impressive run with the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll is back as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. Carroll announced his full staff on Tuesday, and it will be a true family affair on the sidelines at Allegiant Stadium in 2025.

New Raiders coach Pete Carroll followed through on his pledge to retain some assistants from last year's staff. Two of the three coordinators were on the staff under previous coach Antonio Pierce — Patrick Graham on defense and Tom McMahon on special teams.

After a disappointing 5-6 season that ended in Shawn Clark's dismissal, Appalachian State installed former South Carolina offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains

The Raiders announced their full coaching staff Tuesday. The staff includes both of Pete Carroll's sons, Brennan as the run game coordinator/offensive line coach and Nate as the assistant quarterbacks coach.

The newest member of the Raiders coaching staff is assistant offensive line coach Andy Dickerson who coached with Pete Carroll in Seattle.

Retained from previous staff: Defensive coordinator Patrick Graham, special teams coach Tom McMahon, defensive line coach/run game coordinator Rob Leonard, senior offensive assistant Joe Philbin, tight ends Luke Steckel,