The Pete Carroll-Seattle Seahawks are flying high in the NFL this season. However, Russell Wilson and Co. suffered their second defeat of the season at the hands of the Buffalo Bills today. Josh Allen led his side to a memorable 44-34 win over the Seahawks at the Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday.

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Despite the loss, Pete Carroll’s boys sit at the top NFC West Division above Kyler Murray’s Arizona Cardinals. However, the Cardinals will go top if they beat the Miami Dolphins later today.

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But prior to this defeat, head coach Pete Carroll made an important decision regarding his long-term future with the Seahawks.

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Seattle Seahawks tie-down Pete Carroll to a four-year extension

Pete Carroll is an adored figure in the city of Seattle. A fan favorite and loved by his players, the Seahawks coach has now given a long-term commitment to the NFL franchise. The former New England Patriots coach has been with the Seahawks since 2010. Along with rookie quarterback Russell Wilson, Carroll led the NFC West big boys to the Super Bowl title in 2013.

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That was just Wilson’s second season in the NFL. However, the Seahawks have reached just one Super Bowl game after that. This year, things seem a bit different though.

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Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson throws against the Buffalo Bills.

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Wilson is in contention for this year’s NFL MVP award alongside Green Bay Packers star Aaron Rodgers. He has already thrown for 2,500+ yards with 28 TDs and eight interceptions.

With Pete Carroll sticking around and Rodgers at the best of his game, the Seahawks will definitely be contenders for the Super Bowl title this season. Not to mention the terrific form of star wide receivers, Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf.

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