Chargers fire offensive coordinator Greg Roman following latest playoff loss

The Los Angeles Chargers have dismissed offensive coordinator Greg Roman and offensive line coach Mike Devlin following a disappointing postseason performance. Over their last two playoff games, the Chargers scored just one offensive touchdown. Roman, who served as the offensive coordinator for two seasons under head coach Jim Harbaugh, faced criticism for a stagnant offense that ranked 12th in yards but only 20th in points scored this season. The team struggled with injuries, including the season-long absence of offensive tackle Rashawn Slater and the loss of starting tackle Joe Alt. Running back Najee Harris was out for the season, and rookie Omarion Hampton played only nine games due to injuries. Despite these challenges, the Chargers' offense failed to make necessary adjustments, leading to Roman's dismissal. This marks the fifth offensive coordinator change for quarterback Justin Herbert in his career as the team seeks new leadership for its offensive strategy.