Summary
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly had a disagreement over game strategy. Carroll suggested more running plays should be called to support quarterback Geno Smith, while Kelly defended his decisions, especially during a recent loss. Despite differences, Kelly remains confident in Smith's abilities.
Key Facts
- Raiders head coach Pete Carroll wanted more running plays to help the quarterback.
- Offensive coordinator Chip Kelly defended his play-calling choices.
- The debate followed a 40-6 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
- In that game, the Raiders attempted 25 runs and 36 passes.
- Geno Smith, the team's quarterback, has mixed performance statistics this season.
- Smith has thrown for 1,176 yards, with six touchdowns and nine interceptions.
- Coach Kelly is optimistic about Smith's potential.
- The Raiders' next game is against the Tennessee Titans, who have a 1-4 record.
