The Las Vegas Raiders had a tough loss in Week 11, dropping them to 2-9, which added fuel to their already derailed campaign.

Amid all this, the Raiders decided to fire their offensive coordinator, Chip Kelly, after 11 games into the season.

This move ends a major organization investment, as Kelly had been hired in the offseason as the NFL’s highest-paid offensive coordinator with a $6 million per year deal.

His brief tenure unraveled quickly as the Raiders’ offense collapsed to the bottom of the league, ranking 24th in passing, 31st in rushing, and 30th in scoring.

This is a developing story.

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