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More to say... the Chargers ranked 30th in rushing this year, primarily due to the fact that their best rusher is a 3rd down back who's great in the pass game but meh as a pure rusher. The Chargers in the 2nd half discovered they couldn't run when they needed to (at one point they were 5 rushes for 0 yards) and didn't adjust. They could have done quite a few things, including dialing up the quick passing game to compensate, but instead they Chargered.

Qb friendly system plus surrounded by a ton of talent. Wake me up when he's been starting a few years.

I would tend to agree. That said without Andy and Alex I think it would have taken Pat longer to get there. With a lesser coach it also would have taken Pat longer to adapt his game after the league adjusted. As it is, it took, what, about 1/2 to 2/3 of last season? That's amazing. Most QBs don't change their game to that extent.

I dont think you can deny if it's a higher ranking job.

Listen I already apologized. Let it go.

I read it's a grade 2 vagina sprain. Almost a grade 3.

...In that those matches were fixed too?

Teams at +5 in turnovers are now 26-1 in the playoffs.

That may have been the Chargeriest Chargering we've seen over the last 2 weeks.

Is it now...

Wait, you mean we have to play well to win? When did this start???

You have Google. Look it up

You don't need to dominate them. You just need to win by 1

Quite a few

I mean Pat's 7-2 vs the Chargers but please do tell me more about how we can't overcome them with both those guys.

I'd still do it. We have seem fewer real game changers at DT over the last 10 years than almost any other position. And CJ is one of them. AD CJ Fletcher Cox ? Add to that there have been some top end pass rusher play very well into their 30's.

5.5 hours from Atlanta

He's been worth every penny of that contract

He already is. At least the Texans have requested an interview

Not that hard. Don't turn the ball over. We lost 3 games, by 4, 3 and 3 points (10 total freakin points). In all 3, turnovers did us in (with a side order of missed kicks in all 3).

lol

FA list, PFF 10. OT ORLANDO BROWN JR., KANSAS CITY CHIEFS After threatening to hold out for the 2022 season following a franchise-tag saga that didn’t culminate in a long-term deal, Brown turned a slow start into a strong second half protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes. From Week 10 to the end of the regular season, Brown’s 88.7 pass-blocking grade ranked third best among left tackles. He may not become one of the game’s true top tackles given his much-maligned athletic limitations, but he’s a very reliable blindside protector who has succeeded in two diametrically opposed offensive schemes 🤷‍♂️

You playing QB for them next year? Probably bout the same results. I mean their bound to beat us at some point I would think.

Yeah Mex said you gripped it a little hard.