'Growing Buzz' Chargers Will Make Big Coach Firing After 0-6 Start

The Los Angeles Chargers find themselves in a dire situation as they conclude their Week 6 season with a combined 2-10 record against the Super Bowl-bound Los Angeles Rams. The Chargers are currently without a single win in their inaugural season and are in a state of crisis during their bye week in Week 7. With the Super Bowl set to take place in their home territory, rumors have been circulating about the potential for a significant coaching shake-up at the Chargers.

Offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel has faced increasing pressure after the team's 22-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. McDaniel's offense has struggled to find consistency, averaging a mere 15 points per game. According to Pro Football Talk reporter Mike Florio, there is growing buzz that the Chargers may make the decision to fire McDaniel soon.

Adam Gase, a former head coach of the Jets and Dolphins specializing in the pass game, is anticipated to take over the offensive duties if McDaniel were to be let go. The team's quarterback situation, led by Pro Bowl signal-caller Justin Herbert, has also been a source of concern. Herbert, entering the Sunday game against the Chiefs with a combined total of five touchdowns and seven interceptions, threw for 204 yards and one interception during the loss.

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh, speaking to the media, suggested that the organization would consider all options, including potential coaching changes, to address the offensive issues plaguing the team. Harbaugh expressed concern for his players, coaches, and fans, emphasizing that the offense must be addressed. The specifics of how deep the offensive overhaul will go during the bye week remain uncertain.