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Chargers coach Mike McDaniel makes major change to try and spark offense amid dreadful start to season

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CBS SportsChargers coach Mike McDaniel makes major change to try and spark offense amid dreadful start to season
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Mike McDaniel said is moving to the booth to call plays for Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers after 27 straight drives without a touchdown.

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