Chargers coach Mike McDaniel makes major change to try and spark offense amid dreadful start to season
Mike McDaniel said is moving to the booth to call plays for Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers after 27 straight drives without a touchdown.
Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel is changing his game plan by calling plays from the booth instead of the sideline due to the team’s significant struggles. The unit has gone 27 consecutive drives without scoring a touchdown, contributing to the team’s 0-7 record and the league’s lowest points per game average. Head coach Jim Harbaugh has approved the move, which McDaniel hopes will provide a better overall view of the game, similar to watching film.
- Mike McDaniel will move to the booth to call plays for the Los Angeles Chargers.
- This change comes amid a 27-drive touchdown drought for the Chargers’ offense.
- The Chargers are currently 0-7 and averaging a league-low 14.1 points per game.
- McDaniel believes calling plays from the booth will offer a better perspective on the game.
- Head coach Jim Harbaugh approved the strategic shift.
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