Formerly the head coach of the 49ers, Harbaugh was quite open about his goals for the team, reinforcing the vision he and Hortiz share.
They"re not just planning to shape the Chargers into one-time champions. Their goal is to embed a culture of excellence in the team, treating everyone “in a first-class manner and to win multiple championships."
Hortiz, previously a vital team member among the Ravens management that saw them winning two Super Bowl titles, mirrored Harbaugh"s vision in his introductory press conference.
"We’re going to get those multiple championships," Hortiz said, via a transcript from the team. "We’re going to do that. We’re going to bring you a trophy, [Chargers owner Dean Spanos]. We’re going to get it done. I have four boys that have two rings. We’re getting the other two, at least, and we’re going to keep trying to go."
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Clearly, the new Chargers" leadership duo is adamant about turning their mutual Super Bowl aspiration into a reality.
Harbaugh has come close to Super Bowl glory before, ironically, up against Hortiz’s Ravens.
Now, united under the Chargers’ banner, the team behind the Chargers" dream are confident that Harbaugh and Hortiz"s collaboration will be the winning combination they need to reach their bold objectives.
The words of the newly-appointed coach and general manager have certainly set high expectations for Chargers fans.
But are multiple Super Bowl wins a lofty dream or an achievable reality? It"s yet to be seen whether the dynamic duo"s vision will indeed transform the Chargers into an NFL powerhouse.
Harbaugh and Hortiz’s win-multiple-championships goal puts them under the spotlight.
The Chargers community and beyond will be watching closely as the new leadership tries to redefine the narrative and build a championship-winning tradition.
