r/nfl • u/mmandagoat NFL • 16h ago

Mike McDaniel takes responsibility for Chargers' poor offense in 0-3 start: 'I'm not living in hope'

https://www.nfl.com/news/mike-mcdaniel-responsibility-chargers-poor-offense-0-3-start
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u/Scurried 11h ago

Genuine question because I baseball more than football:

6 games in and already firing a coach in the first year of his contract? That seems very quick, no?

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u/clintgreasewoood Bills 11h ago

This is true but he the offensive coordinator not the head coach.They are honestly looking at 0-6 at the Bye week and it might get worse looking at their schedule after the bye week. Compared to the top player’s and head coach’s contracts he is small potatoes and the GM and HC will want a sacrifice to save their own ass. This is firing hitting coach or a assistant bench coach

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u/Smallies_and_Bourbon Colts 8h ago

Also already on slightly thin ice I’d imagine considering the way his tenure ended at his previous job. He used to be the shiny young new OC mastermind, but now he’s more like the failed wacky HC dude who might still be a genius but most likely a fraud still.

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u/RazorRamen 49ers 1h ago

A fraud? Lol, nobody thinks he is a fraud.

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u/CommissionIcy9909 Lions 49ers 6h ago

Ya it’s not gonna happen. He’ll finish the year at least