Sunday night, the Las Vegas Raiders fired offensive coordinator Chip Kelly. Here are some thoughts on the move:

He deserved it:

Let’s get this out of the way right away: Kelly was awful this season. His offense was out of sync and had no personality all season. He seemed stubborn and he and coach Pete Carroll didn’t always seem on the right page. Quarterback Geno Smith regressed and Kelly couldn’t get prized rookie running back Ashton Jeanty. Kelly did a terrible job in Las Vegas. There’s no other way to put it.

But Pete is scapegoating:

With that said, Carroll...

While the Las Vegas Raiders got thoroughly embarrassed by the Cleveland Browns, the good news is that it significantly helps the Raiders in the 2026 NFL draft. Not only does that break the tie between the Raiders and Browns, and means Cleveland will pick after Las Vegas if the two teams finish with the same record, but falling to 2-9 also pushes the Silver and Black into a top-five pick heading into the last week of November.

With that, let’s look at the updated Top 10 order for the draft, via Tankathon.

Top 10 Order

1. Tennessee Titans 1-10...

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Following Sunday’s 24-10 loss the Las Vegas Raiders made the decision to fire offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, who was previously made the highest paid OC in the NFL this off-season as the Raiders drew him away from Ohio State. The Raiders offense ranked bottom three in majority of offensive categories and allowed 10 sacks vs the Browns in their loss. The firing comes as the second coordinator Las Vegas has fired this season after moving off of special teams coordinator Tom McMahon a few weeks earlier.

The Raiders have yet to name an interim OC, though QB coach and former...

The Las Vegas Raiders are now 2-9 and have lost five in a row. This time it was to the Cleveland Browns, who were not playing well, but dominated the Raiders 24-10

Next week, they are back to face their division rivals in the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers are coming off a bye week and just got an ugly performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They will look to sweep the Raiders for the second season in a row.

Fanduel Sportsbook posted odds for all the games of the 12th week of the season. The Raiders are 9.5-point favorites against...

In a season that has had plenty of low points, the Las Vegas Raiders seem to find a way to fall deeper and deeper into a bottomless pit. The Week 12 24-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns not only means the Raiders have lost five games in a row and nine out of their last 10 contests, but it’s also a two-possession defeat to a team that had a quarterback making his first start and also came into the game at 2-8.

To make matters even worse, Las Vegas scored in garbage time with about five minutes left in the...

The Las Vegas Raiders have been mostly bad for years. So, ranking and comparing rough moments in the franchise is a difficult task. There are so many to consider.

And this season has been a series of disappointments under new coach Pete Carroll. Every week, the Raiders see to make more mistake and lose in more unseemly and embarrassing ways.

But Sunday, they truly may have reached a new low as they were completely outplayed by the Cleveland Browns in a battle of 2-8 teams in a 24-10 loss and it was never really close and the Raiders were beaten...

The Las Vegas Raiders are hosting the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. Here is everything to need to know about the game:

First quarter

The Raiders won the coin flip and deferred to the second half.

Raiders’ safety Jeremy Chinn was inured on the first drive. He jogged off the field. The Raiders forced the Browns to go three-and-out. The Raiders’ defense has forced three-and-outs in eight of their 11 games. That leads the NFL.

On the Raiders’ first drive, Geno Smith had Tre Tucker wide open but he missed him badly.

The Raiders had to punt and the Browns returned...

The Las Vegas Raiders’ offense is struggling to get anything done against the Cleveland Browns. It is 14-3, with the defense forcing two turnovers but the offense unable to capitalize on either.

With the offense giving up seven sacks in this game already, and more lost talent, it could be dangerous. Well, it gets worse when one of the key players on offense leaves the game. Michael Mayer suffered an apparent ankle injury and had to leave the football game.

Without Mayer on the offense, expect the Raiders to get into more three-wide receiver looks. It has been a TE-heavy...

The Las Vegas Raiders are hosting the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. Here is everything to need to know about the game:

First quarter

The Raiders won the coin flip and deferred to the second half.

Raiders’ safety Jeremy Chinn was inured on the first drive. He jogged off the field. The Raiders forced the Browns to go three-and-out. The Raiders’ defense has forced three-and-outs in eight of their 11 games. That leads the NFL.

On the Raiders’ first drive, Geno Smith had Tre Tucker wide open but he missed him badly.

The Raiders had to punt and the Browns returned...

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The Las Vegas Raiders are back home for the second straight week and will host the Cleveland Browns at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know about the game:

Game info:

Records: The Raiders are 2-8, the Browns are 2-8.

TV Schedule

Date: Sunday, Nov. 23, 2025

Time: 1:o5 p.m. PT

Channel: CBS.

Announcers: Tom McCarthy, Ross Tucker, Tiffany Blackmon.

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Radio: KOMP 92.3 FM and KRLV “Raider Nation Radio” 920 AM

Watch on mobile:

Live game streams are available on the following platforms for those in-market*:

Raiders + Allegiant Stadium App...