Earnie Grafton/San Diego Union-Tribune
It’ not just the general manager and head coach who will be gone in 2013.
Depending on who you talk to, the Chargers are a disaster in need of FEMA or just a few pieces from a full set.
We don’t know who exactly will be making the personnel decisions, so we can’t know all the dominoes that will fall.
But expect that a number of big names and longtime Chargers won’t be around in 2013. In fact, given the state of the team and status of so many contracts, it is likely the makeover will rival that of 2004, when A.J. Smith remade the roster in his second spring in charge.
You know, back when he was either really lucky or really good.
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