San Diego Chargers hire Mike McCoy as coach Mike McCoy is the new head coach of the San Diego Chargers. McCoy had been the offensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos. The 40-year-old McCoy replaces Norv Turner, who was fired along with general manager A.J. Smith after the Chargers finished 7-9 and missed the playoffs for the third straight season. "Without a doubt we knew this was the place we wanted to be," said McCoy, who signed a four-year contract. His hiring comes three days after the top-seeded Broncos were eliminated from the playoffs in a home loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The coaching search was led by Tom Telesco, who was hired as Chargers GM last week. The Broncos have won consecutive AFC West titles. McCoy coached quarterbacks Kyle Orton and Tim Tebow in 2011, and Peyton Manning in 2012. McCoy, who interviewed with the Miami Dolphins last year after retooling Denver's offense to fit Tebow's skill set, burnished his head coaching credentials this season while blending the power formations the Broncos used in leading the league in rushing last year with Tebow and some of the spread formations that Manning ran in Indianapolis. With the Chargers, McCoy will work with Philip Rivers, who struggled this season, in part because of a shaky offensive line. Rivers was sacked 49 times and committed 22 turnovers, giving him 47 turnovers in two seasons. McCoy played quarterback at Long Beach State and Utah before moving on to the NFL Europe and the CFL. He began his pro coaching career with Carolina in 1999 before moving to the Broncos in 2009. Eagles talk to Gus Bradley a second time Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley arrived in Philadelphia on Tuesday for his second interview with the Eagles, suggesting the nearly three-week search to replace Andy Reid could be nearing an end. Bradley, 46, first met with the Eagles in Atlanta on Saturday, a day before Seattle lost to the Falcons in a NFC divisional playoff game. He's the first of the 11 known candidates interviewed by Philadelphia to get a second meeting. He's also expected to interview with Jacksonville this week. Bradley just completed his fourth season in Seattle. His defense finished first in the NFL in points allowed (15.3), fourth in yards (306.2) and tied for fourth in takeaways (31). Reid names three assistants for Chiefs Reid, the new Chiefs coach, hired former Bears assistant Dave Toub to direct special teams, and announced that he's retaining linebackers coach Gary Gibbs and defensive backs coach Emmitt Thomas from the previous staff. Cardinals continue hunt for a coach The Arizona Cardinals' list of potential coaches lost a name when the San Diego Chargers hired McCoy. Now the Cardinals are going to take a look at Seattle offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell, reportedly setting up an interview with the man who provided the game plan that led to the Seahawks' 58-0 victory over Arizona. The other known candidates to replace the fired Ken Whisenhunt are Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton, Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley and Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says injuries to "multiple lower extremities" will keep him out of the Pro Bowl. Tampa Bay receiver Vincent Jackson has been added to the NFC's Pro Bowl team, replacing Detroit's Calvin Johnson. Bengals left tackle Andrew Whitworth has been added to the AFC squad, replacing Denver's injured Ryan Clady. And Detroit Lions long snapper Don Muhlbach has been added to the NFC team.