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The Los Angeles Chargers are facing a must-win against the Denver Broncos in Week 5.Falling to 0-5 on the season and 0-2 in the division would likely be too much to overcome. If that does happen, it will be time…

Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox suggested that Los Angeles Chargers passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Shane Day could take over play-calling duties from offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. With the Chargers entering Week 5 winless and facing the Denver Broncos, writer Nick Roesch notes that changes may be required if the team falls to 0-5. Although head coach Jim Harbaugh has publicly backed McDaniel, Day is viewed as a prime candidate to revitalize the offense.
Day holds 18 years of NFL coaching experience and has had a significant role in developing quarterback Justin Herbert. Roesch argues that Day deserves an opportunity to call plays, which would boost his resume while easing the pressure on McDaniel to concentrate on broader game planning.
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