Chargers' Jim Harbaugh Says There's a 'Chance' Someone Loses Job After Loss
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh says there's a chance someone will lose their job after dropping to 0-8 on Sunday.
The Los Angeles Chargers may face changes to their offensive lineup following their recent loss to the Houston Texans. Head coach Jim Harbaugh hinted at the possibility of job losses among the offense, specifically mentioning offensive guard Cole Strange. Offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel was promoted to the booth before the game against Houston, and backup quarterback DJ Uiagalelei played after Herbert sustained injuries.
Harbaugh acknowledged that Strange had a few subpar performances, with three or four "bad snaps" in a row leading to Justin Herbert being hit twice. Despite the setback, Harbaugh remains optimistic about the team's offensive capabilities, noting that there are still opportunities for the Chargers to secure victories in the upcoming weeks.
The running game provided a glimmer of hope, contributing 138 yards on 30 attempts, yet it was ultimately insufficient for the Chargers to secure a win before their upcoming Monday Night Football matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.
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