The Chargers wasted zero time making changes in the wake of their loss Sunday night to the New England Patriots in an AFC wild-card game. They announced Tuesday morning they parted ways with offensive coordinator Greg Roman and offensive line coach Mike Devlin. Hired nearly two years ago, Roman was roundly criticized for his lack of imaginative play-calling during the Chargers’ 16-3 loss to the Patriots, when their offense failed to generate more than a second-quarter field goal from Cameron Dicker. The Chargers managed only 159 yards through the air and 87 on the ground. Quarterback Justin Herbert seemed uncertain about how to contend with the Patriots’ defense. He completed only 19 of 31...
