Chargers’ manager Staley on job: ‘I trust myself’

After being defeated by the Denver Broncos in the past weekend, Chargers manager Brandon Staley claimed that the positive move forward was that they could turn the page vs. the Las Vegas Raiders in a few days. His organization did, but that page featured 1 of the most embarrassing defeats in Chargers history to a franchise that hadn’t scored a TD since Week 12.

Brandon Staley thinks he should still be the head coach of the #Chargers, but doesn’t know if he’ll still have the job tomorrow.

“Games like this happen in the NFL. Sometimes games like this happen.” pic.twitter.com/xeuzR1JfKE

— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) December 15, 2023

After the LA’s 63-21 defeat against Las Vegas on TNF, the most points the organization had allowed in team history and the most the Raiders had ever scored, Brandon admitted that his players still trust him and that his job is not in jeopardy.

“I know what I achieve here for 3 years, and I know what I’ve put into this, and where Chargers could be in the future,” the Los Angeles head coach shared. “I know the type of manager I am. I trust myself completely.”

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Reporter: “Do you expect to be the coach here tomorrow?”

Brandon Staley: “I don’t know that.”

Reporter: “Do you think you should be?”

Brandon Staley: “Yes.” pic.twitter.com/UG0LFJMBmY

— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) December 15, 2023