“FIRE Pete Carroll” “He is not the answer”: Fans call for Raiders HC to be sacked after embarrassing 24-10 loss to Browns

Pete Carroll's debut campaign as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders continues to go downhill. On Sunday, they suffered a humiliating 24-10 loss at home in their Week 12 showdown against the Cleveland Browns.

After the game, fans on social media expressed their frustration with Carroll's disappointing 2025 campaign. They urged the raiders to fire him and bring in a suitable replacement who could guide the franchise to success on the field.

"I've seen enough of Pete Carroll. He is not the answer. Keep Spytek and let him pick a head coach," one fan commented.

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"FIRE PETE CARROLL," another fan said. "I don't know how the Raiders can possibly justify bringing Carroll back after this. I'm not saying it's all Carroll's fault, but there's simply no reason to run this back," this fan wrote. "Pete Carroll cannot have a job tomorrow. Absolutely no point in continuing this relationship," another fan said. "Carroll brought all his rejects from Seattle. They're awful!! Mark Davis has got to do something fast!! Carroll is killing this team. Please fire this guy now," one fan wrote. "The Raiders may need to fire Pete Carroll just to retain any semblance of their dignity," this fan commented.

The Browns took an early lead in the game after Quinshon Judkins scored two rushing touchdowns in the first quarter to give them a 14-0 lead. Placekicker Daniel Carlson then scored a 41-yard field goal to minimize the deficit to 14-3 at halftime.

In the second half, the Browns extended their lead thanks to Andre Szmyt's field goal and a passing touchdown from Shedeur Sanders. With just five minutes left on the clock, Raiders quarterback Geno Smith found Ashton Jeanty for a five-yard touchdown pass.

However, it was too late to make a comeback. Smith ended the night completing 30 of 44 passes for 285 yards and one touchdown. On the other hand, Shedeur Sanders completed 11 of 20 passes for 209 yards, one touchdown and one interception during his debut as the QB1 of the Browns.

Edited by Priyam Hazarika