A rare mid-season GM firing!
But there was still some major personnel movement for one of your Los Angeles Chargers' key division rivals., the Las Vegas Raiders have fired not just head coach Josh McDaniels, but also team general manager Dave Ziegler, following a disappointing 2023 season start.
McDaniels was in the middle of just his second season leading the Chargers -- his first head coaching assignment after spending 20 years with the winningest team in modern NFL history, the New England Patriots, winners of six Super Bowl titles with McDaniels serving in various capacities on Bill Belichick's staff.Copyright ABG-SI LLC. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED is a registered trademark of ABG-SI LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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