Los Angeles Chargers fans wish they could tune out the negativity surrounding their team after falling to 0–2 on the season.
Chargers superstar edge rusher Khalil Mack appeared to tune out his head coach, Jim Harbaugh, in the locker room after they lost to the Las Vegas Raiders yesterday.
“Honestly, I blanked out the whole time. I don’t really know. My mind was on the game still, but I feel like it had something to do with picking up the pieces and getting this thing right,” Mack said when asked what the message from Harbaugh was after the loss, per ESPN’s Kris Rhim.
Mack also said that he was “pissed” about how the season has started but believes Los Angeles will turn things around.
It doesn’t sound like Mack was tuning out Harbaugh’s message directly. Instead, his frustration about the loss likely led to him disassociating from everything being said postgame, regardless of who was speaking.
Still, hearing Mack say he “blanked out” Harbaugh’s message to the team does not bode well, especially because Mack is a team captain and one of the Chargers’ most respected players, both inside and outside of the organization.
At least Mack is confident the Chargers will right the ship after starting on the wrong foot. The question is whether that confidence will translate to success.
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