Chargers Fire Head Coach Brandon Staley and General Manager Tom Telesco

The team's disappointing performance this season leads to a full organizational reset, with owner Dean Spanos stating the Chargers need a 'new vision'.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley and general manager Tom Telesco were fired after a disappointing season, with the Chargers currently at 5-9.
Staley, known for his rapid rise in the NFL and his innovative defensive strategies, was criticized for overcomplicating game plans and failing to adapt when his defensive vision wasn't working.
Telesco, who had been with the Chargers for 11 seasons, was criticized for failing to build a consistent offensive line and for not developing depth in the roster.
The Chargers had high expectations for the season, restructuring several contracts to push almost $40 million in cap charges into 2024, but have not come close to meeting their goals.
Chargers owner Dean Spanos said in a statement that the team needs a 'new vision', indicating a full organizational reset.