First Lofton and now Sarkisian. Looks familiar doesn't it?

I've heard Art Shell is available.

ScottW wrote:

I wasn't. I merely replied, toopid. But now that you bring it up, I've
always wondered what the SD Chargers group was like. I'm sure they'll
like OT crap as much as we enjoy your constant garbage barrages,
toopid.

And like you're suddenly worried about posting only on-topic
discussions? There's a first! LMAO!

Moron.

Yep. His coaches are starting to be hired away and there may be more
leaving. What's the point of Marty hiring guys when he won't be here
after next year anyway? It's clear that no matter how much talent
Marty's team have they all lack a certain something that makes them lose
playoff games-especially first round. Both our playoff games here were
virtual gimmies against inferior teams. Playing at home and all of that
with possibly football's greatest player LT on the roster and we still
lose. Outcoached by wide margins both games. The Jets game was bad
enough until we saw the horrific debacle last Sunday-possibly the
biggest choke in football playoff history. Certainly it isn't just
Marty. Team Spanos must also take some of the blame for being one of
football's worst ownerships. Like it or not the reason Eli Manning
wouldn't play here was because of the Chargers reputation both on and
off the field. Granted we're all glad he didn't but that fact points out
how the Chargers are viewed by people in the know. Marty is too much of
a trip to be allowed to continue. There's a paradox that's developed
between his famous Martyball style and a more aggressive passing attack
that's been evident these past three seasons. The team simply can't
decide it's offensive identity and that hurt in the second half against
the Patriots. Talent wins games-coaching wins playoff games. Getting ...

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/9943601

Browns hire Chudzinski to breathe life into offense

Jan. 20, 2007
CBS SportsLine.com wire reports

BEREA, Ohio -- Rob Chudzinski was hired Saturday as the Cleveland
Browns' offensive coordinator, returning to the team to take over a unit
that ranked near the NFL's bottom in nearly every category the past two
seasons.

Chudzinski was Cleveland's tight ends coach in 2004 under Butch Davis.
He coached San Diego's tight ends the past two seasons.

Before coming to the pros, the 38-year-old Toledo native was the Miami
Hurricanes' offensive coordinator for three seasons. The former tight
end was credited with developing Green Bay's Bubba Franks, the New York
Giants' Jeremy Shockey and current Browns tight end Kellen Winslow into
All-Americans.

The Browns went through two offensive coordinators this season. With
players and fans grumbling about his play calling, Maurice Carthon
resigned after six games and was replaced by line/assistant head coach
Jeff Davidson.

http://www.chargers.com/news/headlines/cam-gone-iinactive.htm

Well, he's gone. This could be a blessing in disguise though. If we can
get the right person for the job then there's a good chance they could
become the next HC in a year when Marty leaves. They might also help
negate the Marty factor in the playoffs this next season at the very
least. Either way I'm looking forward to seeing what another person can
do with this offense of the Chargers. Should be very interesting.