When you look at his resume, you have to wonder what San Diego was thinking when they hired him.

His best yeas were at Dallas as offensive coordinator during the glory days of 1992-93 when Jerry Jone's Cowboys had Troy Aikman in his prime and won back to back super bowls.

Besides for the super bowls, the best records that he has achieved as a head coach have been 10-6 with the Washington Redskins in 1999 and 11-6 with a good San Diego team that he inherited from Marty Schottenheimer in 2007.

During his Washington Redskins career 1994-2000 he was 49-59 and at Oakland from 2003-2004 he was 9-23. NOT exactly a scintillating performance. Granted, Turner coached for two of the leagues worst owners, Schneider at Washington and Al Davis at Oakland. He has run out of excuses at San Diego because he has a very talented team with Philip Rivers and Ladamien Thomlinson and has been given a free hand by the owner.

While he appears to be a competent offensive coordinator, his track record as a head coach is nothing special.

IMHO- the Chargers should have a look at Jon Gruden.