Chip Kelly Joins Raiders as Offensive Coordinator Under Pete Carroll

The former Ohio State OC brings his offensive expertise to a struggling Las Vegas team in the competitive AFC West.

Chip Kelly leaves Ohio State after a national championship-winning season to become the Las Vegas Raiders' offensive coordinator.
Kelly cited the opportunity to work with head coach Pete Carroll and the alignment of the Raiders' leadership as key factors in his decision.
The Raiders face the challenge of competing in a stacked AFC West division, home to elite coaching and quarterback combinations like Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs.
Kelly will focus on revitalizing a Raiders offense that ranked near the bottom of the league last season, including addressing the team's quarterback situation.
This marks Kelly's return to the NFL nearly a decade after his head coaching stints with the Eagles and 49ers.