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Chargers Seek Offensive Overhaul Post-Roman
16 Jan
Summary
- Chargers are renovating their offensive coordinator search.
- Coach Jim Harbaugh emphasizes continuous improvement.
- Jesse Minter's potential departure adds urgency.
The Los Angeles Chargers are undertaking a significant renovation of their offensive coaching staff, actively seeking a new offensive coordinator to replace Greg Roman, who was fired on Tuesday. General Manager Joe Hortiz described the process as an ongoing evolution, akin to renovating a solid structure to enhance every aspect.
Coach Jim Harbaugh stressed the results-oriented nature of the NFL, indicating a commitment to continuous improvement for players and coaches alike. This approach is crucial for maximizing quarterback Justin Herbert's abilities and achieving a breakthrough playoff victory, despite Herbert not being involved in the coordinator selection process.
The urgency for coaching hires is heightened by the potential departure of defensive coordinator Jesse Minter, whose successful defense has consistently ranked among the league's best. In addition to the offensive coordinator role, the team is also filling an offensive line coach position, as assistant Mike Devlin was also dismissed.
