Longtime offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who worked with Jim Harbaugh at two previous stops, is reuniting with the Los Angeles Chargers' new head coach, per an NFL Media report Sunday.
Per the report, Roman is heading to Los Angeles on Monday to meet with the Chargers and iron out the details of his hiring.
Roman, 51, was an associate head coach under Harbaugh at Stanford (2009-10), then served as the 49ers' OC when Harbaugh took San Francisco's head coaching position (2011-14). That stint included a Super Bowl appearance in the 2012 season, a loss to Harbaugh's brother John and the Baltimore Ravens.
Following two seasons as OC for the Buffalo Bills (2015-16), Roman joined head coach John Harbaugh's Ravens staff in 2017 and was named OC in 2019. Roman, who helped quarterback Lamar Jackson win his first NFL MVP award, remained with Baltimore through the 2022 season in his second stint with the team.
Roman began his NFL coaching career with the Carolina Panthers (1995-2001) and also worked on the Houston Texans' staff (2002-05).
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