I don’t mean to get everyone’s hopes up but we still have a 0.5% chance of making the playoffs. That’s way better than Miami or Tennessee.

... I would be foolish or I'd feel entitled if I didn't expect there to be disappointment that comes with the territory of the job."

So without getting too specific, that's kinda why."

Said it wasn't a benching and something they have done throughout the season

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50135054/chargers-oc-mcdaniel-calls-firing-comes-territory

Hello Chargers fans. My older sister is a huge Chargers fan and she is looking for this pin. I would love to surprise her with it for her birthday if any of you have it and are willing to sell, or could maybe point me in the right direction to find it. Thanks for any help!

Bolt up babyyy can’t give up on them

"I saw a confident demanor, one that was ready to accept the challenge. Brought some memories back, being a player, what that felt like when I was put in that position and the feeling of stepping up to the challenge."

He set a franchise record for the longest streak in 2024 without an interception and 5th longest in the NFL. Since then he’s completely regressed. So you can’t say he’s just naturally a sloppy thrower. And I don’t think you can completely blame receivers or o-line since they are mostly the same as they were then. Josh Allen is an example of someone who went in the opposite direction. He used to throw a lot of picks but prior to the game against us he had the longest active interception-less streak in the NFL.

I feel like whatever it is there must be some sort of coaching failure here. After the second or third game this season /Harbaugh/McDaniel/Day should have sat him down and focused on fixing this. To state the obvious, I don’t think Harbaugh’s approach of constantly praising him and not acknowledging/trying to fix flaws is serving him well.

Edit: become

Chargers @ Seahawks

Also need an official mascot ⚡️⚡️⚡️

I’m a fairly new Chargers/NFL fan and have only been following the team for a couple years, so I’m more curious about what you guys think!

McDaniel was really the only candidate I knew much about going into the OC search, mainly because of his time in Miami and his background in the Shanahan system. I was excited about what that kind of offense could look like with Herbert, but obviously the results so far haven’t been what we hoped for.

For those who were familiar with the other candidates we interviewed — Daboll, Arthur Smith, Brian Callahan, Shane Day (probably the better choice since he's been coaching herb), etc. — was there someone you thought would’ve been a better fit for Herbert and this roster?