Mike McDaniel brings new offensive approach to Chargers' training camp

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Last updated Aug 5, 2026

Mike McDaniel brings new offensive approach to Chargers' training camp
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Mike McDaniel started his tenure as the Los Angeles Chargers' offensive coordinator during their training camp in San Diego. Emphasizing a fast-paced and physical playing style, McDaniel aims to enhance quarterback Justin Herbert's performance, especially after a challenging previous season. He expressed a commitment to fundamentally improving the offense, which ranked 12th in the NFL last season. Herbert has shown progress, adjusting to McDaniel's system, as the Chargers continue preparations for the season.

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  • McDaniel aims to implement a speed-based offensive scheme.
  • Herbert needs quicker throws to reduce his sack count.
  • McDaniel previously coached the Miami Dolphins before joining the Chargers.
  • The Chargers' first practice in pads occurred this week.
  • Tackle Joe Alt praised McDaniel's innovative approach to offense.
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  • 11:23 PMYahoo SportsNew offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel brings a different vibe to Chargers on and off field
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Mike McDaniel has brought his Miami vibe to Southern California, both on and off the field. The Los Angeles Chargers' new offensive coordinator showed up for a pre-practice news conference at the University of San Diego wearing sunglasses, as well as his customary rolled-up joggers and a pair of bright gold Nikes. McDaniel invoked the fictional newscaster from “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy” before the Chargers wrapped up their two-day visit to their former hometown with a light practice at 6,500-seat Torero Stadium, where Jim Harbaugh began his head coaching career 22 years ago.

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