The Los Angeles Chargers are currently going through their offseason program under the guidance of new offensive coordinator Greg Roman. Roman, who was successful in creating an offense for Lamar Jackson in Baltimore, is now focusing on building an offense that maximizes the skills of quarterback Justin Herbert in Los Angeles.
During a press conference on Monday, run game coordinator Andy Bischoff discussed the team’s goal of creating a unique offense that will help Herbert thrive. Bischoff emphasized the importance of developing an innovative approach to help Herbert reach his full potential, describing him as a player of rare intelligence. The focus is on the present moment and building something truly special for the Chargers.
Both Bischoff and pass game coordinator Marcus Brady highlighted the importance of combining Herbert’s talents with a strong rushing attack. Bischoff expressed the team’s commitment to creating a space that attracts offensive linemen by focusing on an offensive line-centric approach. This may lead the team to consider selecting a tackle with the fifth overall pick in the upcoming draft to bolster the offensive line.
In addition to fortifying the offensive line, the Chargers also recognize the need to enhance their receiving corps to support Herbert’s development. As they strive to create a dynamic and successful offense, the team is prioritizing the development of a well-rounded team that can help Herbert reach his full potential.
