New offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel brings a different vibe to Chargers on and off field
Mike McDaniel introduces a speed-based scheme to elevate the Chargers' 12th-ranked offense and help Justin Herbert avoid sacks.
- Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh hired offensive coordinator McDaniel less than three weeks after his four-year run with the Dolphins ended, bringing speed-based schemes to the team's offense.
- Wrapping up a two-day visit to their former hometown, the Chargers practiced at San Diego's 6,500-seat Torero Stadium, where Harbaugh began his head coaching career 22 years ago.
- Working to keep franchise quarterback Justin Herbert upright after absorbing six sacks last season, McDaniel told reporters: "What you're asking a quarterback to do is not succumb to the compass of results."
- Tackle Joe Alt praised McDaniel's offensive planning as "really fun" to learn, while McDaniel joked Tuesday morning about wearing sunglasses indoors because his transition lenses were malfunctioning.
- Harbaugh, who has gone 11-6 in each of his two seasons with the Bolts, aims to improve upon consecutive one-and-done playoff appearances, as McDaniel previously went 35-33 as a head coach.
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New offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel brings a different vibe to Chargers on and off field
Mike McDaniel has brought his Miami vibe to Southern California, both on and off the field. The Los Angeles Chargers' new offensive coordinator showed up for a pre-practice news conference at the University of San Diego wearing sunglasses, as well as his customary rolled-up joggers and a pair of bri
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SAN DIEGO — It’s nothing but good vibes for Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers in what has become their annual trek to his former stomping grounds at the University of San Diego. "Blessed is the word that I can come up with because there’s no word better than blessed," Harbaugh said about the second year of his team’s return to San Diego. "That’s how I think of the days here when I was coaching at USD." The team practiced in front of pack…
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