BREAKING NEWS: Seahawk’s VP of Coaching operations leaves team reunite with Raiders Pete Carroll recalling USC 2009 full details below…
In a stunning turn of events, Matt Capurro, the Vice President of Coaching Operations for the Seattle Seahawks, has left the team to rejoin the Las Vegas Raiders in a significant front-office role. The move marks an unexpected twist for Capurro, who has been a vital part of the Seahawks’ coaching operations since 2019. His departure shakes up the leadership structure of one of the NFL’s most respected franchises.
Sources close to the situation confirm that Capurro’s decision to return to the Raiders is driven by a close personal and professional relationship with head coach Pete Carroll as well as a desire to reunite with former USC colleague, Raiders’ owner Mark Davis. Capurro, who previously worked with Davis during their time together at USC, brings a wealth of experience that will be pivotal for the Raiders as they continue to rebuild and reshape their franchise.
Seahawks former head coach Pete Carroll, who has a longstanding connection to both Capurro and USC football, expressed mixed emotions about the departure. “Matt’s been an integral part of our team here, and while I’m glad to see him here, I understand his desire to work in a place that feels like home. We had some great memories during our time at USC, and I know he’s going to do great things in his new role with the Raiders,” Carroll said in a heartfelt statement.
Capurro’s exit marks a major shift for Seattle, and many are wondering what it means for the Seahawks’ coaching operations moving forward. As the NFL world reacts, all eyes are on the Raiders to see how they’ll capitalize on their new addition.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
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