The Chip Kelly era in Las Vegas is over after just 11 games. The Raiders hired Kelly from Ohio State and made him the NFL’s highest-paid coordinator on either side of the ball with a lucrative $6 million salary. The experiment failed miserably, and he finds himself back on the job market less than a full season into his Raiders tenure.
There doesn’t appear to be any hard feelings on the side of Kelly, who understands its a results-based business. At 2–9, the results simply had not been there for Las Vegas.
