Chargers look to simplify offense during bye week after Chiefs loss
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh said the team will simplify its offense during the upcoming bye week, cutting the playbook and reducing pre-snap motion after the loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Los Angeles. Harbaugh had earlier said the Chargers would review all options following a 22-6 defeat that left the offense winless in six games.
NBC Sports reported that the club was evaluating a change at offensive coordinator, with former head coach Adam Gase mentioned as a possible replacement. The New York Times noted that both Los Angeles NFL teams have underperformed this season, with the Rams at 2-4 and the Chargers winless, prompting scrutiny of coaching and offensive schemes.