The Los Angeles Chargers have been underachieving for years, and now is the time for them to put a stop to their perpetual failures.

After firing Brandon Staley as head coach several weeks ago, they’re undergoing an extensive search for their next head coach, which has included an interview with Jim Harbaugh, who is arguably the hottest coaching candidate available right now.

On Thursday, they also interviewed another capable college head coach in David Shaw, and former star NFL cornerback Richard Sherman said he would be an outstanding choice for them.

Wait a minute @chargers. He should be your guy! Don’t let him leave the city! Great mind. Great leader. Great for the culture! https://t.co/5UwZtx2fHj

— Richard Sherman (@RSherman_25) January 18, 2024

Shaw was the head coach at Stanford University from 2011 to 2022.

Prior to becoming Stanford’s head coach, he was Harbaugh’s offensive coordinator for four years, and before that, he had served as an assistant for three different NFL teams.

The Chargers, despite possessing one of the game’s most physically gifted quarterbacks in Justin Herbert and several other studs on both sides of the football, won just five games this season.

Seven of their 12 losses were by three points or less, which seemed to be a direct indictment of the job Staley had done.

Last season, L.A. endured multiple key injuries to finish 10-7, but in the wild-card round of the playoffs, they blew a 27-0 lead and lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars on a last-second field goal.

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