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The Las Vegas Raiders face ongoing dysfunction despite a hopeful off-season and coaching changes.
Coach Pete Carroll hints at early offense adjustments after three practices with Greg Olson.
Carroll remains guarded about detailing Raiders' offensive plans amid rival scrutiny.
Las Vegas still sees effort from players like Maxx Crosby despite poor results.
The team is described as having prolonged turmoil from ownership to the fan base.
The piece notes a pivotal moment: potential fresh starts or a setback on the path to stability.
CARROLL mentions appreciation for players' attitude despite results falling short.
The article emphasizes the need for longer-term fixes beyond immediate coaching changes.
Hondo Carpenter frames the Raiders’ situation as an ongoing battle with inconsistency.
The piece highlights the team’s need to move past recent coaching turmoil.

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The Las Vegas Raiders fired Chip Kelly and appointed Greg Olson to call plays for the offense.
Olson said the job is to stimulate and motivate players to finish the season.
Olson expects to help improve the offense after the team’s 2-9 start.
Teammates like Maxx Crosby and Kolton Miller are supportive of Olson’s new role.
The Raiders face the Los Angeles Chargers next as Olson steps into the role.

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Raiders coach Greg Olson says they must get rookie Ashton Jeanty more involved to spark their offense.
Olson emphasizes a team-wide goal to run the ball when needed to create offensive balance.
Jeanty is seen as a versatile threat beyond rushing, potentially helping the offense in multiple ways.
The team is analyzing how to balance the offense in the fourth quarter through improved run and pass options.
The story places the focus on Ashton Jeanty as a potential catalyst for offensive improvement.
Olson’s approach ties to the Raiders’ historical emphasis on the running game for success.
Jeanty’s role could include pass game, screen game, and quick game additions.
The report highlights the ongoing challenge of improving the Raiders’ rushing efficiency.
The article notes the need to balance offense in the fourth quarter.
Situational playcalling improvements are tied to Jeanty’s involvement.

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Greg Olsen praised Seattle after their 26-0 win over Minnesota, calling the team potentially dominant in the NFC.
Olsen noted Seattle's improving defense and explosive offense as part of the team’s growing strength.
Seattle's 9-3 record tied the NFC's best with potential in the playoffs according to Olsen.
The remarks emerged after Seattle’s late-season win against Minnesota.
The analysis centers on the Seahawks’ coaching and home-field advantages as parts of their potential success.
Olsen is a former Seahawks tight end providing postgame analysis for FOX.
The article references fan reactions on social media to Olsen’s commentary.
The report frames Seattle as potentially hosting a deep playoff run if current form continues.
The piece mentions Seattle as a leading NFC contender alongside Rams and Bears in the standings.
The coverage uses a mix of game result, player commentary, and team performance metrics.

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