Who's Calling the Plays in LA? A Quick Look at the Chargers' Coaching Carousel
So, you're wondering who's the mastermind behind the Los Angeles Chargers, huh? Well, let's dive into the thrilling world of NFL coaching, Chargers edition.
A Brief History of Chargers Coaches: From Sid Gillman to... Well, You Know
The Chargers have had their fair share of coaching legends and, let's be honest, some not-so-legendary figures. We started with the iconic Sid Gillman, the man who practically invented the passing game. Then we had some ups and downs, with coaches like Don Coryell, Marty Schottenheimer, and Norv Turner bringing their own flavor to the team.
The Recent Coaching Drama: Staley, Staley, Gone
More recently, we had Brandon Staley at the helm. Now, Staley was a guy who loved to go for it on fourth down. Like, really loved it. Some fans were on board, others were clutching their pearls tighter than a Kardashian's waist trainer. Regardless, he's moved on to greener pastures, or at least less pressure-filled ones.
The New Sheriff in Town: Jim Harbaugh
And now, drumroll please... Jim Harbaugh is the new head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers! That's right, the man who turned Michigan football into a powerhouse is now trying his hand at the NFL again. Will he bring his trademark energy and winning mentality to the Chargers? Only time will tell.
But one thing's for sure, the Chargers fan base is excited. They're hoping Harbaugh can lead them to the promised land, or at least the playoffs.
How to... Chargers Coaching Edition
- How to become a Chargers coach: Be really good at football. Or, be really good friends with the owner. Your pick.
- How to survive as a Chargers coach: Develop a thick skin. And maybe a really good therapist.
- How to please Chargers fans: Win games. Consistently.
- How to handle the LA media: Master the art of deflection. And always wear sunglasses.
- How to keep your job: Don't mess up too badly. And pray for a good quarterback.
