Ohio State football head coach responded to the news of Chip Kelly leaving to go to the NFL with the Las Vegas Raiders with Joel Klatt.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football is losing offensive coordinator Chip Kelly to the NFL. He’s leaving to fill the same position for the Las Vegas Raiders, according to reports from ESPN.

Chip Kelly might have spent only one season at Ohio State, but it was a special one. The Buckeyes went on to win the national championship for the first time in a decade this past year with Kelly as offensive coordinator.

Ryan Day was being interviewed by Joel Klatt as news broke of Chip Kelly's leaving Ohio State for the Las Vegas Raiders.

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Would Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day consider leaving college football for the NFL? He at least left the door open.

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day is the king of college football after winning the national championship, but he hasn’t entirely ruled out a return to the NFL, either. “I would never want to say, ‘I would never consider it,

On Sunday, Day lost his third assistant coach from last year’s national championship-winning staff, with offensive coordinator Chip Kelly now joining defensive coordinator Jim Knowles and offensive line coach Justin Frye as departures. Kelly is headed to take on the offensive coordinator position with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Day hired Kelly, 61, as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach after Bill O’Brien left after only three weeks to become head coach at Boston College. Kelly had stepped down as UCLA’s coach and was pursuing NFL jobs when O’Brien left.

Ryan Day's mentor came to Ohio State to help him win a national title. Now he leaves him to return to the NFL.