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The Los Angeles Chargers need to chart a path forward beyond 2026—and the focus needs to be on Justin. Herbert.

Bolt Beat's G.C. Bellchamber argues that the Los Angeles Chargers must shift their organizational focus back to maximizing quarterback Justin Herbert as they plan ahead for 2027. The writer notes that bringing in Mike McDaniel and switching from Greg Roman's scheme to an anticipatory West Coast system has yielded disastrous results, with Herbert recording 1,398 passing yards, five touchdowns, and 10 interceptions through seven games.
Bellchamber asserts that the Chargers should move on from McDaniel in the offseason and prioritize hiring an offensive coordinator tailored to Herbert's strengths. Additionally, the writer emphasizes that general manager Joe Hortiz and the front office need to upgrade interior offensive line protection and acquire a true deep-threat wide receiver to complement Ladd McConkey.
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