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bwgood77 wrote:It's quite amazing that the Chargers offense continues to look so good. I always said that the Chargers offense could compete with anyone as long as Rivers has time in the pocket. But they have lost their two starting wrs in Allen and Johnson, and their two best pass catching and 2nd and 3rd string RBs in Woodhead and Oliver, and just keep moving down the field.
If not for their spectacular bonehead mistakes at the very end of games, they could be 5-0, but at VERY worst, should be 3-2. They had no business losing at KC or against the Saints. They kind of gave away the Raiders game too with a turnover and terrible punt even before the botched snap at the end..they were up most of the game prior to that.
If they somehow win this game, they still only have two division road losses (division road losses in this division not terrible) and a loss to the Colts on the road (not good, but not terrible). The only really bad loss and they gave away the game was a home game against the Saints.
The last half of their schedule is easy. Not saying they have a chance of going anywhere if they win, but the AFC doesn't seem particularly tough outside of maybe 3 teams, one of which they are beating right now.
Next two games are very tough though.
OnceUponADime wrote:bwgood77 wrote:It's quite amazing that the Chargers offense continues to look so good. I always said that the Chargers offense could compete with anyone as long as Rivers has time in the pocket. But they have lost their two starting wrs in Allen and Johnson, and their two best pass catching and 2nd and 3rd string RBs in Woodhead and Oliver, and just keep moving down the field.
If not for their spectacular bonehead mistakes at the very end of games, they could be 5-0, but at VERY worst, should be 3-2. They had no business losing at KC or against the Saints. They kind of gave away the Raiders game too with a turnover and terrible punt even before the botched snap at the end..they were up most of the game prior to that.
If they somehow win this game, they still only have two division road losses (division road losses in this division not terrible) and a loss to the Colts on the road (not good, but not terrible). The only really bad loss and they gave away the game was a home game against the Saints.
The last half of their schedule is easy. Not saying they have a chance of going anywhere if they win, but the AFC doesn't seem particularly tough outside of maybe 3 teams, one of which they are beating right now.
Next two games are very tough though.
I'm with ya, I'm amazed at how good our offense looks against what's maybe the 2nd best defense in the entire league. Rivers is magical.
That said, I don't know if a win against Denver would be a good thing for us. McCoy will reportedly be fired if Chargers lose this game and kept if they win.
Otis Driftwood wrote:Just turned over to check on the game after the 1st period of the Stars game.
Those uniforms...
Holy crap!
bwgood77 wrote:Otis Driftwood wrote:Just turned over to check on the game after the 1st period of the Stars game.
Those uniforms...
Holy crap!
Bring back good memories? Look bad? I love those Chargers ones, but I actually love all of theirs. I like the newer Denver helmets better.
Dominater wrote:Damn Cactus jack takin over
Cactus Jack wrote:No Charger powder blue?
bwgood77 wrote:Cactus Jack wrote:No Charger powder blue?
These are the ones they wore in the 80s I believe.
Dominater wrote:Damn Cactus jack takin over
bwgood77 wrote:OnceUponADime wrote:bwgood77 wrote:It's quite amazing that the Chargers offense continues to look so good. I always said that the Chargers offense could compete with anyone as long as Rivers has time in the pocket. But they have lost their two starting wrs in Allen and Johnson, and their two best pass catching and 2nd and 3rd string RBs in Woodhead and Oliver, and just keep moving down the field.
If not for their spectacular bonehead mistakes at the very end of games, they could be 5-0, but at VERY worst, should be 3-2. They had no business losing at KC or against the Saints. They kind of gave away the Raiders game too with a turnover and terrible punt even before the botched snap at the end..they were up most of the game prior to that.
If they somehow win this game, they still only have two division road losses (division road losses in this division not terrible) and a loss to the Colts on the road (not good, but not terrible). The only really bad loss and they gave away the game was a home game against the Saints.
The last half of their schedule is easy. Not saying they have a chance of going anywhere if they win, but the AFC doesn't seem particularly tough outside of maybe 3 teams, one of which they are beating right now.
Next two games are very tough though.
I'm with ya, I'm amazed at how good our offense looks against what's maybe the 2nd best defense in the entire league. Rivers is magical.
That said, I don't know if a win against Denver would be a good thing for us. McCoy will reportedly be fired if Chargers lose this game and kept if they win.
I know, and I've been wanting to ask people if they would rather win and this season turn around and go on a run like KC did last year or lose and see McCoy get fired.
I cannot pull for them to lose. I told someone I am in a quandary to an extent. My ultimate hope is that they win and someone REALLY turn it around this season and get out of the funk.
If they lose, it's probably too late to do that anyway.
I don't think McCoy is a great coach, but I also don't think all the injuries and turnovers are his fault either. The turnovers a little bit maybe. That's it.
He is too conservative, but outside of that, I don't have nearly as big of problem with him as most.
Cactus Jack wrote:bwgood77 wrote:Cactus Jack wrote:No Charger powder blue?
These are the ones they wore in the 80s I believe.
Should be a crime.
OnceUponADime wrote:My main gripe with him is that he's so conservative despite having one of the best QBs in the league. I wouldn't blame him for being conservative if his QB was Alex Smith or something but it's not.
He's also a terrible leader. When things go bad, he doesn't know how to calm things down and still pull through.
Also don't like how he treats the media like crap.
He just doesn't have any qualities that you would want in a coach.
But yea I can't root for them to do bad either. I want the end result to be a loss but I can't root for them to bad in a any individual play, weird lol.
bwgood77 wrote:Glad I have Lambo on a fantasy team.
Dominater wrote:Damn Cactus jack takin over
Dominater wrote:Damn Cactus jack takin over
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