Archive · 24 Nov 2025
Raiders Fire Chip Kelly Amid Offensive Struggles
The Las Vegas Raiders have fired their offensive coordinator, Chip Kelly, after 11 games.
The team has been struggling to score points, averaging only 15 points per game, which is one of the lowest in the league.
This is the second time this season that the Raiders have changed a coordinator, as they previously fired their special teams coordinator.
The team hoped that Kelly would improve their offense, but it didn't happen.
Now, they need to find a new offensive coordinator to help them score more points and improve their performance.
Las Vegas Raiders fire offensive coordinator Chip Kelly after 11 games due to poor offensive performance.
Team averages 15 points per game, ranking 30th in several offensive categories.
Head coach Pete Carroll expresses gratitude for Kelly's contributions and wishes him well.
This is the second coordinator change in Carroll's first season, following the firing of special teams coordinator Tom McMahon.
Raiders have scored 10 or fewer points in five of their eleven games, prompting the need for a new offensive coordinator.
- Who
- Las Vegas Raiders
- What
- Fired offensive coordinator Chip Kelly
- When
- After 11 games
- Where
- Las Vegas, Nevada
- Why
- Due to chronic offensive issues and low scoring
- Team
- Las Vegas Raiders
- Position Fired
- Offensive Coordinator
- Games Played
- 11
- Points Per Game
- 15
- Rank in Offensive Categories
- 30th
- Games with 10 or Fewer Points
- 5
- Head Coach
- Pete Carroll
- Previous Coordinator Change
- Tom McMahon (Special Teams)