Kelly left his Ohio State offensive coordinator gig to join the Raiders earlier this year on a reported $6 million contract, but Carroll opted to make the move after the Raiders fell to the Browns on Sunday and dropped to 2-9. Carroll insisted there was no ill will between the two, and they didn’t really have differing opinions per se.

Raiders head coach Pete Carroll made what he views as an unprecedented move firing offensive coordinator Chip Kelly to avoid further disconnection among offensive personnel.

Maybe it's time to stop worrying about the coordinators and accept a hard-to-swallow fact before it drags on any longer – the Pete Carroll experiment is failing in Las Vegas.