The Las Vegas Raiders, who own one of the worst offensives in the NFL, fired offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, coach Pete Carroll announced.

The Las Vegas Raiders have reportedly fired offensive coordinator Chip Kelly after another poor offensive showing in a 24-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns.

Chip Kelly is out as the offensive coordinator of the Raiders, a decision that came after the team's 24-10 loss to the Browns.

Chip Kelly is out as Raiders offensive coordinator after 12 games of some of the worst offensive football you'll ever see in Las Vegas.

Kelly coached with the Eagles from 2013-15, accumulating a 26-21 record with one postseason appearance as Andy Reid’s replacement before being fired. Kelly, who made his name at Oregon from 2007-12, was hired as the San Francisco 49ers’ coach after being dismissed by the Eagles.

The Las Vegas Raiders slipped to 2-9 after a 24-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns in Week 12, continuing a season in which their offense has rarely found its footing. The group has spent most of the year near the bottom of the league in scoring.

The Raiders fired offensive coordinator Chip Kelly after Sunday’s 24-10 loss to the Browns at Allegiant Stadium. The dismissal of their play-caller comes on the heels of another lackluster performance when the Raiders struggled to score and protect quarterback Geno Smith.

Chip Kelly’s stint as the Raiders’ offensive coordinator — and as the NFL’s highest-paid OC — lasted just 11 games before getting fired.