Rob Parker urges Tom Brady's Raiders to fire Pete Carroll after 10-7 loss to Broncos

Sports journalist Rob Parker believes that the Las Vegas Raiders should part ways with coach Pete Carroll. On Thursday, the team, which has seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady as a minority owner, suffered a 10-7 loss at the hands of the Denver Broncos.

On Saturday's episode of "The Odd Couple with Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington", he highlighted the team's struggles during Pete Carroll's debut campaign.

"If I'm the Raiders (owner) Mark Davis, there's two things I'm doing in the offseason," Parker said (Timestamp-1:45). "I'm getting a haircut,a good one. And I'm getting rid of Pete Carroll. "I'm sending him to a healthcare facility with some money. Thank you Pete very much, but there is no way I'm going forward. ... This team is awful. Just awful.

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Pete Carroll spent the last 15 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks. He served as their head coach before stepping down to move into an advisor role with the franchise. During this 15-year stint, he led them to victory in Super Bowl XLVIII and put up a 137-89-1 record.

So far with the Raiders this year, Carroll has struggled to find success on the field. After the loss to the Broncos in Week 10, they are 2-7 with a three-game losing streak under their belt. The Raiders are currently placed last in the AFC West standings.

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Raiders QB Geno Smith shares his honest thoughts on Pete Carroll's Raiders after 10-7 loss to the Broncos

In March, Geno Smith was traded by the Seahawks to the Raiders for a 2025 92nd overall pick. This reunited him with his former coach, Pete Carroll. However, the veteran quarterback has been struggling to find any offensive momentum on the field this season.

Following Thursday's loss to the Broncos, Smith became the league leader in total interceptions (12) while recording 1,844 yards and 11 TDs passing. However, he remains confident in the team's ability to make amends and emerge as a strong contender for the Super Bowl under Carroll's guidance.

"It's football man. I say this all the time. It's football. Nobody's perfect," Smith said. "I always say this: God wouldn't put anything on me that I can't handle.Again, this man, it's usually darkness before dawn. We're gonna rise. It hurts, it sucks. We'll figure it out. "When the Raiders stop beating the Raiders, we'll go out there and we can beat anybody in this league"

The Raiders are scheduled to face the Dallas Cowboys next Monday (Nov.17) at 8:15 p.m. ET. Can Carroll and his team bring an end to their three-game losing streak in Week 11?

Edited by Priyam Hazarika