The Las Vegas Raiders attempted to revamp their coaching staff in the offseason, hiring Pete Carroll and Chip Kelly. While the moves were highly touted at the time, they have not worked out for the franchise, as the team is just 2-9 with the season entering its final stretch.
Las Vegas' offense, which was expected to be the team's strength, is tied for the lowest-scoring unit in the league, averaging just 15.0 points per game. Following Sunday's embarrassing 24-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns, Kelly, who had been the highest-paid coordinator in league history, was fired.