Chargers elevate Bisaccia to assistant head coach, add Meeks

Published: Jan 24, 2012 at 08:30 AM

SAN DIEGO -- The Chargers promoted Rich Bisaccia to assistant head coach-special teams Tuesday and hired Ron Meeks as their secondary coach.

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Bisaccia, who just completed his first season with the Chargers, helped develop young special-teams players, including Richard Goodman, Darrell Stuckey and Andrew Gachkar.

Goodman was fourth in the NFL in kickoff returns, and his 105-yard runback for a touchdown Jan. 1 at Oakland was a team record. Stuckey and Gachkar tied for the team lead with 12 special-teams tackles each.

Meeks served as the Carolina Panthers' defensive backs coach this season.

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