Los Angeles Chargers Head Coach Brandon Staley spoke at a Wednesday morning press conference for the first time since Saturday's devastating AFC Wild Card loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Los Angeles Chargers Head Coach Brandon Staley spoke to the press at 11 a.m. Wednesday.Saturday night, when the Chargers lost 31-30 to the Jacksonville Jaguars
in the AFC Wild Card Round, after blowing a 27-point lead, the largest blown lead in Chargers history. "I thought that there were some penalties in the game that really swung the momentum of the game in the second half, and we just didn't make enough winning plays," Staley said Wednesday."And that starts with me, in all three phases. I needed to coach better in all three phases in order to help us finish that game, and I didn't do a good enough job, and I take full responsibility.
Injuries have plagued the team: Left Tackle Rashawn Slater got hurt in Week 3 and did not return; Keenan Allen and Mike Williams were not together on the field for much of this season. The team has had rushing problems. The question for the L.A. Chargers: How do you go beyond the Wild Card Round and get to a Super Bowl?
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