Wings
MODERATOR
exactly! well said.The Chargers finished the season 4-12, so clearly something didn't go well for them. Under normal circumstances, a finish like that would result in a head coaching change, but the team was looking to pack up stakes and move to Los Angeles, and in an offseason where the owners' time would be monopolized by the need to negotiate with Carson, Inglewood, San Diego, the Rams, the Raiders, and the NFL Executive Committee, they simply weren't in a position to justify adding a head coaching search to their plate as well. As a result, Mike McCoy received a stay of execution, but was required to offer up Reich as a sacrificial lamb. Ownership doesn't need to put as much time into interviewing OC candidates; that's the HC's job. If the Chargers do not improve this year, and if the question of where they will end up playing is settled by the start of next offseason, McCoy will likely follow Reich out the door.