SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- Mike McDaniel apologized for wearing Tony Stark-style glasses when he began his press conference on Wednesday, but his 27-minute session with reporters turned out to be one of the more interesting media availabilities of training camp.
He praised both quarterback Justin Herbert and running back Omarion Hampton for the way they have started camp.
When it comes to Herbert, McDaniel believes his quarterback is fully committed to learning the new offense, and that has been one of the most encouraging parts of camp.
"Full lean-in, full buy-in and I can't stress it enough, it's very difficult for high performers to do things outside of what's given them success," McDaniel said.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (10) greeting running back Omarion Hampton (8) during Chargers training camp at the Bolt on Wednesday, July 29th in El Segundo, CA.
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He praised both quarterback Justin Herbert and running back Omarion Hampton for the way they have started camp.
When it comes to Herbert, McDaniel believes his quarterback is fully committed to learning the new offense, and that has been one of the most encouraging parts of camp.
"Full lean-in, full buy-in and I can't stress it enough, it's very difficult for high performers to do things outside of what's given them success," McDaniel said.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (10) greeting running back Omarion Hampton (8) during Chargers training camp at the Bolt on Wednesday, July 29th in El Segundo, CA.
#mcdaniel #camp #full
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