More data on Staley's departure from the Chargers

Sounds familiar. It's worth a read, hell I'm still reading it but it gives some details into why he failed as a HC. His demeanor seems to be better suited for a coordinator, not the person who's leading the charge and or guiding the ship. W/ that being said that seems to nullify whatever aid he could provide to Kellen. He wasn't as unsuccessful as DA over the course of his HC tenure but seems like things got too hot for him and the front office let him and Telesco go. They weren't very good at drafting during his tenure w/ Chargers either. Sounds like he was in over his head and the expectations were too much along w/ who he was paired with as GM.

STALEY WAS A departure from the typical NFL head coach, according to multiple team sources. He wasn't overly strict about timeliness, didn't lose his temper and was receptive to input from the team's leadership council and assistants.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...coach-brandon-staley-fired-2023-players-speak