Chargers News: LA President/Owner Takes Blame For Miserable Season
Your 5-9 Los Angeles Chargers have been one of the more disappointing teams across the NFL this season. They have fallen well below the expectations that were put on them to start the season, and it has caused much frustration in the organization.
Chargers owner Dean Spanos finally had enough, firing both head coach Brandon Staley and general manager Tom Telesco.
But even his family (and a part of his ownership group) knows that the blame for the year falls directly on his shoulders. President of Football Operations John Spanos, son of controlling owner Dean, said as much in a recent media appearance.
"I think ultimately in my opinion, everything starts with ownership," Spanos said. "I think ultimately we're responsible for everything."
The Bolts will get to work on trying to fix the issues that have plagued this team over the years. Their search for a new head coach has already started, and they know that it needs to be the correct person to lead them forward.
"No. 1, it's providing the resources, whatever they may be," Spanos said of ownership's role in success. "It's helping every employee and player here be his or her best. Providing resources such as spending on players. We had one of the most expensive rosters the past couple of years and our cash spending in among the highest in the league."
With quarterback Justin Herbert on the team, the Chargers have to make sure that they take advantage of every opportunity. To this point, they haven't, but they seem determined to make a change going forward.
Spanos wants to make sure that the team has everything that they need. He doesn't want any more excuses, and this team is squarely in a winning window.
