Chargers consider replacing offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel amid winless start
The Los Angeles Chargers, winless after six games, are reportedly evaluating a change at offensive coordinator, with former head coach Adam Gase mentioned as a possible replacement.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered their bye week with an 0-6 record, having scored only 90 points, an average of 15.0 points per game, including just two field goals in a 22-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Reports indicate that the team may separate from first-year offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
"If McDaniel is dismissed, pass-game specialist Adam Gase, who previously served as head coach of the Jets and Dolphins, is expected to assume the role," the source said. McDaniel previously spent four seasons as head coach of the Miami Dolphins and five years as an assistant with the San Francisco 49ers. The Chargers will resume play after the bye with a home-designated road game against the 2-4 Rams.