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Philip Rivers' coaching ambitions may end up extending beyond high school. Meanwhile, the fate of the Chargers' staff in LA looks uncertain at best.

Former Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers has reportedly emerged as a potential head coaching candidate for NC State following the dismissal of David Doeren. Rivers has spent the last four years coaching St. Michael Catholic High School, where he coached his son Gunner Rivers, who committed to NC State in February. Rivers also previously interviewed for the Buffalo Bills' head coaching opening.
Bolt Beat suggests that Rivers could also become an option for the Los Angeles Chargers if their current staff faces changes. Writer Alexander Insdorf notes that with the Chargers starting 0-6, the franchise might consider speaking with the team legend regarding potential offensive openings if their struggles persist.
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