Chargers' Search for New Coach and GM Unrestricted by Financial Limitations
John Spanos, president of football operations, indicates previous head-coaching experience will be a factor in the search.
- John Spanos, president of football operations for the Los Angeles Chargers, has stated that there will be no financial limitations in the search for a new head coach and general manager.
- The Chargers recently fired coach Brandon Staley and general manager Tom Telesco following a disappointing season.
- Spanos has indicated that previous head-coaching experience will be a factor in the search, a departure from the team's last three hires who were all first-time head coaches.
- The Chargers' job openings are considered attractive due to the team's upcoming move to a new facility and the presence of quarterback Justin Herbert, who is under contract through 2029.
- Spanos emphasized that his preference is to hire executives and coaches and then allow them to do their jobs, stating he talked to Telesco and Staley 'almost daily' as a means to support them.