Raiders Owner Gives Curious Comment on Embattled Coach's Job Status
Summary
Raiders Owner Mark Davis commented on the team's current situation, saying it's "too early" to make decisions about the job status of offensive coordinator Chip Kelly. The Las Vegas Raiders are struggling with a 2-5 start in head coach Pete Carroll's first season, with significant issues in their offense. Davis compares the situation to a successful turnaround with his other team, hoping for similar results with the Raiders.Key Facts
- The Las Vegas Raiders have a 2-5 record this season.
- The team is experiencing offense-related problems, scoring nine points or fewer in three of their seven games.
- Offensive coordinator Chip Kelly is the highest-paid in the league, earning $6 million per year.
- Raiders Owner Mark Davis said it is "too early" to make any "harsh reality decisions" regarding Kelly's job.
- Davis showed patience with a similar rough start for the Las Vegas Aces, leading to a championship win.
- Head coach Pete Carroll has expressed dissatisfaction with some of Kelly's play-calling.
- Both Carroll and Kelly are new to the Raiders this season, working alongside new quarterback Geno Smith.
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