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Harbaugh frames the Chargers’ decision to fire offensive coordinator Greg Roman as a deliberate fresh start to spark a new direction, emphasizing Justin Herbert’s talent and the need for a stable, high-powered offense as the team eyes greater playoff success and moves toward a fifth OC since Herbert arrived.
Chargers offensive tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt gave upbeat rehab updates after major injuries in 2025, with Slater targeting full strength for training camp and Alt aiming to return after an ankle injury ended his season. Both expressed hunger to contribute in 2026, as the Bolts look to stabilize the offensive line around Justin Herbert and navigate coaching changes.
The Los Angeles Chargers fired offensive coordinator Greg Roman after a season hampered by injuries and a 16-3 wild-card loss to the Patriots, part of a broader staff shakeup that also included firing offensive line coach Mike Devlin as the team moves toward a likely two-new-coordinator 2026, with defensive coordinator Jesse Minter potentially in line for head-coach opportunities.
The Los Angeles Chargers fired offensive coordinator Greg Roman after two seasons, following a 16-3 wild-card loss to the New England Patriots in which the offense managed just 3 points; over two playoff appearances Roman’s units totaled 15 points, and the team, under Jim Harbaugh, will seek a more modern play caller to maximize quarterback Justin Herbert amid injuries and persistent run- and pass-game stagnation.
Khalil Mack’s 12th NFL season ended without a postseason win as the Chargers fell 16-3 to the Patriots, and with free agency approaching in March at age 35 he’s weighing whether to continue or retire, saying he wants to factor in feelings and his family before deciding. He previously considered retirement last year, and in 2025 he posted 5.5 sacks, 11 QB hits and 32 tackles, bringing his career sacks to 113 (29th all-time). If he returns, his next destination could be in L.A. or elsewhere.
After a 2025 season with the Chargers that included 5.5 sacks, Khalil Mack said he will take a step back and won’t rush a decision about playing in 2026, noting he’ll make the call based on how he’s feeling and how his family is feeling, weighing his health and timing before deciding whether to return.
After the Chargers' playoff loss to the Patriots, the article argues the offense, led by Greg Roman, is the main problem and calls for Jim Harbaugh to fire Roman to salvage Justin Herbert's window, citing a weak line, stagnant scheming, and Roman's poor playoff track record.
In the Chargers' 16-3 Wild Card loss to the Patriots, Jim Harbaugh acknowledged the team didn’t perform well and said there are no answers yet on whether Greg Roman should continue as play-caller, signaling a review of the coaching staff as Chargers President/Coach aim to improve after their fourth straight playoff defeat; Herbert shouldered some blame for the stagnant offense, while Roman’s postseason track record with multiple teams is under scrutiny and a future decision on his role is anticipated.
Drake Maye threw a 28-yard TD to Hunter Henry as the Patriots, backed by a swarming defense, defeated the Chargers 16-3 in the wild-card round, earning New England its first postseason win since Super Bowl LIII. Maye finished 17-of-29 for 268 yards with a TD and an interception, plus 66 rushing yards, becoming one of the few QBs with 250+ passing yards and 50+ rushing yards in a playoff game. Vrabel praised Maye after a late rally, and New England will host the winner of the Texans-Steelers game next week.
The Denver Broncos secured the AFC's top playoff seed with a 19-3 win over the Chargers, highlighted by Ja'Quan McMillian's interception return for a touchdown, as they prepare to host their first playoff game in a decade. The Chargers, resting key starters, focused on next week's wild-card game against the Patriots. Despite a tough game, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix tied a record with 24 wins in his first two NFL seasons, and the Broncos' defense set a franchise record with 68 sacks.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed safety Marcus Maye to the active roster, elevated guard Branson Taylor and QB DJ Uiagalelei from the practice squad for Sunday's game, and made injury-related roster adjustments, including placing Nikko Reed on injured reserve and updating the injury status of Elijah Molden and Del'Shawn Phillips.
The Los Angeles Chargers elevated tackle Foster Sarell and safety Marcus Williams from the practice squad for Saturday's game, and signed tight end Tanner McLachlan to the practice squad, with details on their backgrounds and careers.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed running back Jaret Patterson from the practice squad to the active roster and added Royce Freeman to the practice squad, as Patterson brings NFL experience and college accolades to the team.
The Los Angeles Chargers elevated guard Branson Taylor and safety Marcus Williams from the practice squad for Sunday's game, with Taylor being a recent draft pick from Pittsburgh and Williams an experienced NFL veteran with a strong career history.
The article discusses the upcoming NFL game between the Steelers and Chargers, highlighting the praise for quarterback Aaron Rodgers from Chargers players and coaches, and analyzing the strengths of both teams' defenses and offenses, emphasizing the challenge Rodgers presents.