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For the first time in at least two years, the Chargers enter an offseason with some semblance of stability in their coaching staff – particularly at the top of the totem pole. There seem to be no questions about the work Anthony Lynn has done as the head coach and, barring head coaching offers from outside of the organization, there is probably a better than average chance that both Ken Whisenhunt and Gus Bradley will return as coordinators.
If there is any uncertainty, it’s among the ranks of the assistants. Should the team retain Gus Bradley as the defensive coordinator, and I expect that to be the case, it’s entirely likely we’ll see secondary coach Ron Milus and defensive line coach Giff Smith interview for, if not leave for defensive coordinator positions. It would hurt because of the miracles they’ve worked with several young players on the Chargers roster, but it would be well deserved and no one could fault them.
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If there is any uncertainty, it’s among the ranks of the assistants. Should the team retain Gus Bradley as the defensive coordinator, and I expect that to be the case, it’s entirely likely we’ll see secondary coach Ron Milus and defensive line coach Giff Smith interview for, if not leave for defensive coordinator positions. It would hurt because of the miracles they’ve worked with several young players on the Chargers roster, but it would be well deserved and no one could fault them.
The most intriguing decision, at least in terms of fan perception, may take place with
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