Florida State football's former defensive coordinator Adam Fuller lands a new coaching job, as safeties coach for the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Chargers have found a new safeties coach. According to Pete Thamel of ESPN, Los Angeles is set to hire Adam Fuller for the role. Fuller was Florida State’s defensive coordinator from 2020-2024. He was Memphis’ defensive coordinator in 2019 and at Marshall from 2013-2018 in various roles as a defensive assistant.

Sources: The Chargers are expected to hire Adam Fuller as the team’s new safeties coach. He’s a veteran college defensive coordinator with stops at Florida State, Memphis, Marshall and he also served as the head coach at Assumption College in 2008.

The Chargers have hired Adam Fuller as the team’s new safeties coach, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Fuller will replace former safeties coach Chris O’Leary, who left to become the defensive coordinator at Western Michigan.

The Los Angeles Chargers are set to hire former Florida State defensive coordinator Adam Fuller, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. “The Chargers are set to hire former Florida State DC Adam Fuller as the team’s new safeties coach,

The hire aligns with Harbaugh’s vision for a more physical and adaptable defense in 2025. With Fuller’s extensive knowledge of the defensive side of the ball, the Chargers are hoping he can take their defense to the next level as he has done many times before.

Fuller was one of nine coordinators in major college football to make at least $2 million annually last year, and following his dismissal in Tallahassee, FSU is entitled to offset based on what Fuller will make in his new role. Stay tuned to The Scoop for the latest, as always.