In the offseason talks, the new Chargers leaders – head coach Jim Harbaugh, GM Joe Hortiz, and offensive coordinator Greg Roman – are all about boosting the team’s running game. They believe it’ll make their offense more balanced.
Greg Roman even asked, “Can you imagine Justin Herbert with a great running game?” He’s hoping a strong run game will help Herbert shine, something past Chargers coaches struggled with.
Kris Rhim, Chargers reporter for ESPN shared the post.
“Can you imagine Justin Herbert with a great running game?” – Chargers OC Greg Roman
“Can you imagine Justin Herbert with a great running game?" – Chargers OC Greg Roman
— Kris Rhim (@krisrhim1) February 23, 2024
Roman’s hope is for a balanced offense that will elevate Justin Herbert — the same hope Chargers recent offensive coordinators have had and failed to do.
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Roman’s hope is for a balanced offense that will elevate Justin Herbert — the same hope Chargers recent offensive coordinators have had and failed to do.
With the Chargers picking 5th in the draft, their focus on running is clear. They might pick players to beef up their ground attack.
The timing couldn’t be more crucial, with the Chargers holding the 5th overall pick in the upcoming draft. Their vocal stance on boosting the ground game hints at a potential shift in draft priorities, with a keen eye on snagging players who can beef up their running attack.
These statements aren’t just idle chatter; they provide a window into the Chargers’ game plan for the upcoming season. By doubling down on the running game, the team aims to shake things up and redefine their on-field identity, injecting new energy into their offensive playbook.
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