The Las Vegas Raiders decided to part ways with offensive coordinator Luke Getsy after a challenging start to the season consisting of just two wins against seven losses.

On Sunday night, the team confirmed that it had let go of Getsy, alongside offensive line coach James Cregg and quarterbacks coach Rich Scangarello. This decision followed a tough game where the Raiders could only muster 217 yards of offense in a 41-24 defeat against the Cincinnati Bengals. Newly signed Desmond Ridder stepped in for starting quarterback Gardner Minshew, who was benched late in the third quarter. Minshew had replaced Aidan O’Connell, who was injured earlier in the month.

Currently, the Raiders are ranked 29th in total offense, averaging just 280.2 yards per game, and 26th in scoring with only 18.7 points per game. The team’s struggles intensified after trading away their top receiver, Davante Adams, to the New York Jets, leaving rookie tight end Brock Bowers as one of the few bright spots with 57 receptions, placing him second in the NFL this season.

When asked last week about any reliable aspects of the offense, Raiders coach Antonio Pierce responded succinctly: “no.”

“Today wasn’t a good day at the office,” Pierce remarked following Sunday’s loss. “We have the bye week to regroup, and I mean everything needs to be reassessed.”

Hired in February after Pierce was promoted to head coach, Getsy had previously served as the offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears before being dismissed in January.

The Raiders will take a break this week before facing off against the Miami Dolphins on November 17.

This story has been updated with new information.