Will the Los Angeles Chargers struggle in 2024?

The Los Angeles Chargers have found their coach in Jim Harbaugh and their franchise QB in Justin Herbert, but what else is there?

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00:00into the, you know, rolling through the offseason coming into, uh, training camps.

00:06I wasn't, wasn't really sold on them struggling this year, but I definitely could see some

00:12serious struggles between, like you said, the running back room, who exactly is going to be

00:18the lead dog there. And are they really dynamic enough to help shoulder the load on offense?

00:22Herbert, who's still recovering from last year and also dealing with new injuries. I just

00:28adjusting to a new head coach and offensive coordinator. All that stuff is, uh, it's going

00:34to be something to watch how the chargers get out of the gate and whether they adjust quickly.

00:39If they fall down quickly, do they get back up? I think it could be a rough year for them,

00:43but I'm glad you brought up the head coach.

00:49I think Harbaugh is great at maximizing really talented guys, right? Um, that's what he did

00:56at Michigan. He had the most talented defense in football and he maximized the abilities of

01:02those guys. When he was in San Francisco, he maximized the abilities of a pretty talented

01:09roster, right? I don't know how talented the chargers roster is, at least not on the offensive

01:13side of the ball. They've got a bunch of great names on the defensive side of the ball. Maybe

01:18he helps a little bit there, but like I said, you know, we mentioned the running back room,

01:22who's the standout talent in that running back room. They don't have one. Who's the standout

01:26talent in the wide receiver? They don't have any standout talent on the offensive side of the ball,

01:31aside from a healthy Justin Herbert, possibly, and he's not even healthy right now.