2022 Official Chargers Season Discussion

[Boltnut]

What do you mean finished the game?? Jameson got ejected for targeting on a ST play with 9:03 left in the 2nd quarter.

You do realize that, right?

LOL! I forgot about that...

[Boltnut]

Sure. I was only speaking of him in terms of being a good pick up for DAL. Miracles do happen.

It's still early. As always, great ideas, passion Nutty. You are the extreme makeover guy of GMs. Lol.

I better listen to you with your scout's eye re EDGE, as well as OL.
Jacques Cousteau is flashing in BUF as a rook. wu is a fool for pass rushers.

Ah, got it. Dallas has been a much better team with Diggs and Parsons on defense.
I called for an extreme makeover with the OL last year. It had to be done. It worked... until injuries.
This year, it's the anemic offense. RT is a must. And I think another WR (not MW) is a must for a SB push.
They could draft a WR in the 1st... but I'm enamored with the proven commodity (Adams).
We have the money... that's a new thing... Paradigm shift.

Pass rush is a good thing. There's nothing foolish about it.
If we sign a CB via FA and draft a WR... so be it.

[wu-dai clan]

I am still clamoring for a deep, well rounded football team.

Every team is well coached, does deep film study, and will exploit to death our weaknesses.

Almost each opponent presents unique challenges.

Here's our chance to develop a solid depth chart.

Brugler says the Big Board is goofy this year, and he's right.

[La Costa Boy]

Ah, got it. Dallas has been a much better team with Diggs and Parsons on defense.
I called for an extreme makeover with the OL last year. It had to be done. It worked... until injuries.
This year, it's the anemic offense. RT is a must. And I think another WR (not MW) is a must for a SB push.
They could draft a WR in the 1st... but I'm enamored with the proven commodity (Adams).
We have the money... that's a new thing... Paradigm shift.

Pass rush is a good thing. There's nothing foolish about it.
If we sign a CB via FA and draft a COUPLE MORE... so be it.

There...... I fixed it for ya.........

[like54ninjas]

I am still clamoring for a deep, well rounded football team.

Every team is well coached, does deep film study, and will exploit to death our weaknesses.

Almost each opponent presents unique challenges.

Here's our chance to develop a solid depth chart.

Brugler says the Big Board is goofy this year, and he's right.

This will be a very very deep draft class with the Covid extension year.

[wu-dai clan]

This will be a very very deep draft class with the Covid extension year.

TY especially for the insight on these EDGE/CB dudes.

I wanna play some D !

[like54ninjas]

TY especially for the insight on these EDGE/CB dudes.

I wanna play some D !

Deep position groups.

[Bolt Dude]

PFF ranks Darious Williams as the 22nd best FA in 2022. Estimates contract at $13.3M

22. CB DARIOUS WILLIAMS, LOS ANGELES RAMS


Darious Williams was the only restricted free agent to receive the first-round tender last offseason at a value of $4.766 million, signaling how much the Rams value his contributions. The move may also demonstrate their perception of how Williams is regarded league-wide if they thought a second-round tender would not have been enough to keep another club from signing him to an offer sheet. A very solid player opposite Jalen Ramsey, Williams has thrived in a heavy zone scheme but has physical limitations at just 5-foot-9. Nevertheless, opposing quarterbacks rarely fare well throwing into his coverage, and he deserves a payday.

Strengths:
-Ball Skills
-Quickness
-Ability to mirror and change of direction speed

Weaknesses:
-Size
-Protected role within Rams defense
-Run defense

Scheme Fit/Role:
NO. 2 CB: Dating back to college, Williams really doesn't have any bad tape to speak of. With the Rams, the only question is that Jalen Ramsey has enabled him to lead a sheltered life as a No. 2 corner that hasn't had the tough assignments that can cause problems to smaller corners. He is not scheme-specific and fits as a No. 2 in any defense.

Recent Injury History:
Williams suffered an ankle injury in Week 5 that landed him on IR.

Contract Projection: Three years, $40M ($13.33M per year, $22.5 million total guaranteed)

Bottom Line:
Darious Williams has elite quickness, movement skills and the ability to find and break up the football once it's in the air. He can play equally well in man or zone coverage but has always been protected by his role within the Rams defense.

[Boltinloudguy]

The 2 biggest needs they need to focus on is run D, (even though better as of late) and running game. Whatever they have to do to fix those

[Bolt Dude]

Okay, I'll give this a shot.


BOLT DUDE'S 2022 ROSTER BUILD

2022 DRAFT
R1: Jameson Williams, WR, Alabama
R2: Jermaine Johnson III, EDGE, FSU
R3: Zach Charbonnet, RB, UCLA
R4: Max Mitchell, OT, Louisiana
R5: Greg Dulcich, TE, UCLA
R6: D'Jordan Strong, CB, Coastal Carolina
R6: Riley Moss, CB, Iowa
R6: Marcus Jones, CB, Houston
R6: Matt Waletzko, OT, North Dakota
R7: Emeka Emezie, WR, NCST
R7: Josh Sills, G, OKST

2022 FREE AGENT SIGNINGS
DT - Sebastian Joseph-Day, LAR
DT - Austin Johnson, NYG
NB - Darious Williams, LAR
CB - Donte Jackson, CAR

Draft Pick
Free Agent Signing
Franchise Tag
Contract Extension


FINAL 53-MAN ROSTER

QB: Justin Herbert, Chase Daniel

RB: Austin Ekeler, Zach Charbonnet, Larry Roundtree III

WR: Keenan Allen, Mike Williams, Jameson Williams, Josh Palmer, Emeka Emezie

TE: Donald Parham, Stephen Anderson, Tre McKitty, Greg Dulcich

LT: Rashawn Slater, Matt Waletzko

LG: Matt Feiler, Brendan Jaimes

C: Corey Linsley, Scott Quessenberry

RG: Oday Aboushi, Josh Sills

RT: Max Mitchell, Storm Norton


S: Derwin James, Nasir Adderley, Alohi Gilman, Mark Webb

CB: Asante Samuel II, Michael Davis, Donte Jackson, D'Jordan Strong, Riley Moss

NB: Darious Williams, Marcus Jones

LB: Kyzir White, Drue Tranquill, Kenneth Murray, Amen Ogbongbemiga, Nick Niemann

DL: Justin Jones, Linval Joseph, Sebastian Joseph-Day, Austin Johnson, Joe Gaziano, Breidan Fehoko

EDGE: Joey Bosa, Uchenna Nwosu, Chris Rumph, Jermaine Johnson III


PT: Ty Long
PK: Dustin Hopkins
LS: Matt Overton
PR/KR: Marcus Jones

[wu-dai clan]

Thanks BDude-good takes.

Vance Joseph, doing great things as Cardinals DC, says it takes three years to really settle in with a defensive system.

Some of our young players are finally starting to flash, as they get a better grip on Staley's concepts.

I am willing to bet that our ideas about PON and roster building will change.

A young emerging player does not need to be replaced.

I am really looking forward to a deeper roster with fewer weaknesses.

[Bolt Dude]

Thanks BDude-good takes.

Vance Joseph, doing great things as Cardinals DC, says it takes three years to really settle in with a defensive system.

Some of our young players are finally starting to flash, as they get a better grip on Staley's concepts.

I am willing to bet that our ideas about PON and roster building will change.

A young emerging player does not need to be replaced.

I am really looking forward to a deeper roster with fewer weaknesses.

Referring to anyone in particular? Or just in general?