Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

02 February 2023

• Bobby Beathard, Hall of Fame executive and former Chargers GM, dies at 86
  Beathard was the architect of four Super Bowl-winning teams with Miami and Washington before running the Chargers for a 10-year stretch that included their only Super Bowl appearance.
• Kellen Moore ‘really, really excited’ to get started with Chargers
  The new offensive coordinator's connections with QB Justin Herbert and Coach Brandon Staley made his hiring as Joe Lombardi's replacement a no-brainer.
• Chargers hire Kellen Moore as their new offensive coordinator
  Moore spent the past four seasons as Cowboys offensive coordinator before parting ways with the team on Sunday.
• Chargers QB Justin Herbert has left shoulder surgery
  The team said Herbert would be cleared for "full participation in the offseason program" in the spring after the operation on his non-throwing shoulder.
• Chargers GM Tom Telesco: Brandon Staley ‘has our full support’
  Telesco, who says he never considered firing the head coach, says there is plenty of work to be done, including a contract extension for QB Justin Herbert.
• Swanson: Chargers coach Brandon Staley’s defense wouldn’t sway a jury
  Staley says he takes ownership of Saturday’s meltdown in the AFC wild-card game against the Jaguars, but he doesn’t specify what he might do differently.
• Chargers coach Brandon Staley says he never thought job was in jeopardy
  It's his task now to bridge the gap between the two halves of their wild-card loss to the Jaguars, something he failed to do Saturday.
• Game Day: Chargers, Brandon Staley can win the blame game
  Staley appears to be keeping his job, but he’d be wise to accept responsibility for the team’s playoff loss in Jacksonville.
• Chargers fire offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi
  Shane Day, passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach, also let go three days after epic collapse in playoff loss
• Alexander: Chargering taken to a new low in Jacksonville
  Whether coach Brandon Staley keeps his job after the Chargers' latest playoff pratfall could depend on factors beyond his control.