The Chargers pushed their list of interviews for their defensive coordinator vacancy to six on Monday.
The team met with safeties coach Adam Fuller and defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale, the team confirmed.
Fulled joined Los Angeles’ coaching staff this past season and was integral in the play of Derwin James Jr. en route to All-Pro honors, Elijah Molden and Tony Jefferson, and the development of R.J. Mickens in his first season as a pro.
Before his move to the NFL, Fuller served as the defensive coordinator at Florida State (2020-2024) and Memphis (2019), and held various roles, including assistant head coach at Marshall (2013-2018).
Hired in 2024, Clinkscale has been key in aiding a secondary that has been among the best the past two seasons. During his time at Michigan (2021-2023), he served as the defensive backs coach and later co-defensive coordinator. Clinkscale was the secondary coach for Kentucky (2016-2020).
Clinkscale’s coaching career also includes stops at Cincinnati, Illinois, Toledo, Western Carolina, and Ashland.
This article originally appeared on Chargers Wire: Chargers DC search: LA adds two more candidates to interview list
