It was reported Wednesday that Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady had "zero interest in hiring" Bill Belichick as the club's next head coach. The two spoke at some point after Belichick became the head coach of the North Carolina football program and before Las Vegas hired Pete Carroll.

So how does Belichick really feel about Brady eventually hiring Pete Carroll, who is older than Belichick — and whom Belichick’s Patriots beat in the Super Bowl 10 years ago?

The Patriots' dynasty is being explored in a new show and the team's miraculous Super Bowl win against the Seahawks is in the spotlight.

The Las Vegas Raiders turned heads around the NFL when they closed a deal to hire Pete Carroll as their next head coach. They went from targeting one of the younger coaches in the cycle Ben Johnson to hiring a coach who will be the oldest in NFL history once he takes the field in Week 1.

Bill Belichick gave his thoughts on Tom Brady helping the Las Vegas Raiders hire Pete Carroll as their next head coach.

Pete Carroll left his throne as the NFL’s oldest head coach for exactly 380 days. Now he’s back to reclaim it with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Pete Carroll knows they can. "I'm so fired up that we're doing this together. It's going to be unique, and they're going to be surprised what comes," Pete Carroll said at his introductory news conference. "Maxx [Crosby], send that message man. We’re going to come find you guys and get this thing rolling as soon as possible."

The word “culture” will be thrown around a lot when Carroll and Spytek are introduced, but "continuity" might be the bigger word.

Bill Belichick, now coaching the North Carolina Tar Heels, commends Tom Brady's role in influencing the Las Vegas Raiders' decision to hire Pete Carro

Bill Belichick isn’t back in the NFL. Rather, Pete Carroll is going to become the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders it was reported Friday. This will be the fourth NFL team that Carroll has coached. He spent a year with the New York Jets, three with the New England Patriots and 14 with the Seattle Seahawks.

Bill Belichick reiterated his long-held belief that it's players who win games, not coaches, saying, "You can't win games without good players."

Former New England safety Devin McCourty speaks with former Patriots’ backup QB Scott Zolak about the play and how Belichick… made it happen… “I heard Bill talk about earlier in the fourth ...