A dysfunctional offense has forced Pete Carroll’s hand, and his verdict on the Raiders’ new play-caller offers a glimpse of a much-needed change. The Las Vegas Raiders parted ways with offensive coordinator Chip Kelly after an 11-game stint. Replacing Kelly, HC Carroll promoted quarterback coach Greg Olson to the role, which has already led to a massive positive ahead of the game against the Los Angeles Chargers.

“It looked different. … Guys responded really well,” Pete Carroll said as reported by the Raiders’ digital reporter Levi Edwards.

The verdict came in after the first week of practice, with Greg Olson calling plays for the offense.

The Pete Carroll-led Raiders have been a disappointment this season under Chip Kelly, as the 30th-ranked scoring offense in PFF grades.

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