Recently fired Las Vegas Raiders offensive coordinator Chip Kelly reportedly interviewed for a job with a prominent ACC school.
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Chip Kelly’s Potential Move Could Create a Must-See Clash of Former Ohio State Coordinators
Chip Kelly is emerging as a candidate at Georgia Tech, a move that could pit him against a familiar former Ohio State colleague in 2026.
North Carolina coach and likely first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer Bill Belichick recently fired offensive coordinator ...
Bill Belichick and North Carolina begin an aggressive OC search, with names like Chip Kelly and Bobby Petrino emerging as ...
North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick is reportedly pursuing former Philadelphia Eagles and UCLA Bruins coach ...
Less than a month after being fired by the Las Vegas Raiders, former Ducks HC Chip Kelly is reportedly a candidate for the ...
According to Pete Nakos of On3, the former Las Vegas Raiders offensive coordinator has "emerged as a name of note" in Georgia Tech's search for a new OC and "sources have confirmed that Kelly has ...
Las Vegas Raiders' new offensive coordinator Chip Kelly brings a lot to the table when it comes to making an offense better. Kelly has a lot of experience in the NFL and running a good NFL offense.
Josh Pate urges Chip Kelly to return to college football after the Las Vegas Raiders fire him amid disastrous offensive results. Chip Kelly’s Vegas experiment didn’t even make it to a full season.
Georgia Tech football desires a new offensive coordinator. Chip Kelly rose as a candidate, by reportedly visiting the Yellow Jackets.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A few weeks ago, the Jacksonville Jaguars were on the short end of the Las Vegas Raiders' best offensive performance of the season. Fast forward to now, and the Raiders' offense ...
The Las Vegas Raiders brought in Chip Kelly to run their offense this season, in the first season under head coach Pete Carroll. However, his stint with the Raiders lasted just 11 games. The Raiders ...
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