COLUMBUS — Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly is going back to the NFL to work for the Las Vegas Raiders, according to our news partner WBNS 10TV News.
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The Buckeyes had Kelly for one season, before that Kelly was the head coach at UCLA for six seasons. Kelly has 33 years of coaching experience with 29 years of coaching in the college setting, WBNS says.
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Kelly previously spent three years with the Philadelphia Eagles as their head coach and one season in the same position for the San Francisco 49ers, according to WBNS.
The Raiders seem to be revamping their coaching staff after a 4-13 season. They have also hired former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll and former Washington Commanders assistant special teams coach John Glenn as linebackers coach, WBNS says.
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