The biggest difference between Staley and Hackett’s calls in those particular moments: The Chargers ended up winning and the Broncos ended up losing.
Second-guessing and criticism comes with the territory, with the millions in salary and with the exalted status bestowed upon those who succeed. It also comes for everybody at some point.
Just two games in, Hackett decided he needed to change the way his game management operation worked and brought in Jerry Rosburg, the former Baltimore Ravens assistant, to provide a gameday voice in his ear and channel all of the information and opinions that flow on gameday into a more streamlined message to the head coach. Since then, he told The Denver Post recently, he thinks game days have smoothed out.
“Now it’s, OK, let’s get back to the other things and control what I can control and just continually teach, continually coach, continually make those guys feel comfortable with each other.”
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