Las Vegas turned hostile as the Raiders had a disappointing 24-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns, dropping them to 2-9.

The head coach, Pete Carroll, addressed the booing echoes through the Stadium.

“I don’t know if I’ve been boo’d any louder than I was in New England. That’s not the way you want it to be. We got guys trying their ass off to play great football. To be received like that is unfortunate, but we’ve gotta play better,” he said.

Carroll was with the Patriots for three years in the late nineties.

The Raiders are undergoing a chaotic change, as the head coach opened up on the frustration among the fans. Prior to this, the Raiders fired their offensive coordinator, Chip Kelly.

“I spoke with Chip Kelly earlier this evening and informed him of his release as offensive coordinator of the Raiders. I would like to thank Chip for his service and wish him all the best in the future,” he said while addressing the media.

Carroll insisted the franchise is on the brink of something good, urging players to hold onto belief despite the meltdown that allowed Browns fans to outnumber Raiders supporters inside their own stadium.

This story is developing…