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Originally posted by chargeroo View PostI'm surprised at how many people want WR or RB to fix the offense. I think our skill players on offense are darn good. They were good enough two years ago but the injuries set them back this year. I trust the new OC can make the sun shine on the Charger's offense.
Has everyone forgotten how easy it was for teams to run on us? Why don't I read posts talking up help for the DL? What about a great LB? We need to do something to at least try to fix our run defense.
In '22 we lost Bosa, A Johnson, Tito, Covington, Tillery stunk and K9 was coming off injury early season.
Meanwhile the offense was largely mediocre at scoring, particularly 3rd qtr & 2nd half. 30th rush offense. We couldn't put pressure on opponents to keep up with our offense, or milk the clock with a lead. The team had issues 12 of 17 games we couldn't post 25+ pts, 7 we couldn't break 20.
So it's take your pick. I might take LB Drew Sanders. Smart, strong, fast Good pass D, pass rush, run D.
You know I also like RB Bijan, TEs Mayer, Kincaid.
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Originally posted by sonorajim View Post
We need to be average or better at run D.
In '22 we lost Bosa, A Johnson, Tito, Covington, Tillery stunk and K9 was coming off injury early season.
Meanwhile the offense was largely mediocre at scoring, particularly 3rd qtr & 2nd half. 30th rush offense. We couldn't put pressure on opponents to keep up with our offense, or milk the clock with a lead. The team had issues 12 of 17 games we couldn't post 25+ pts, 7 we couldn't break 20.
So it's take your pick. I might take LB Drew Sanders. Smart, strong, fast Good pass D, pass rush, run D.
You know I also like RB Bijan, TEs Mayer, Kincaid.
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Originally posted by sonorajim View Post
We need to be average or better at run D.
In '22 we lost Bosa, A Johnson, Tito, Covington, Tillery stunk and K9 was coming off injury early season.
Meanwhile the offense was largely mediocre at scoring, particularly 3rd qtr & 2nd half. 30th rush offense. We couldn't put pressure on opponents to keep up with our offense, or milk the clock with a lead. The team had issues 12 of 17 games we couldn't post 25+ pts, 7 we couldn't break 20.
So it's take your pick. I might take LB Drew Sanders. Smart, strong, fast Good pass D, pass rush, run D.
You know I also like RB Bijan, TEs Mayer, Kincaid.
I don't think our run defense can do the same thing. We need help on the defense. A great LB or NT could turn it around for us.THE YEAR OF THE FLIP!
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Originally posted by chargeroo View Post
I like every one of those players you mention but I have the opinion that our offense can cruise with our new OC and the same players from last year.
I don't think our run defense can do the same thing. We need help on the defense. A great LB or NT could turn it around for us.
Getting Bosa, A Johnson, Tito will help run D.
I really like LB Sanders.
For me the 21 pick should be BPA when we're on the clock. Dig harder for needs rd 2-3 if they feel the need.
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Originally posted by AK47 View Post
That's the whole point I'm making. Our best case is to match those worse cases. What that realistically means for us is a high scoring offense, good pass rush, okay run defense enroute to a SB win. That is the best most immediate path for us.
Say what you want about him running like a drunk fret boy, Tom Brady can shuffle and move dropping back. See 00:31 in the video.
Also, one of the knock I remember of Brett Favre early career especially the falcons years, is that he didn't have the touch for dump offs. He threw heat and WR in atlanta couldn't handle it, but he couldn't complete a simple high RPM, high lobber to catch the RB on the run. Later in GB, you start to see the higher RPM and slower but higher, quicker release throws that spins out quick to give defense very little time to react.
Here is all of Brett Favre's passing accomplishments in his 1991 rookie season. This unbelievable performance helped convince Ron Wolf to trade a Packers 1s...
IMO Brett Favre learnt as he gets more seasoned the importance of how he delivers the ball, most noticibly imo the way he emphasize the spin, the RPM more and use it to control the flight on those lobbing screen dump offs and throw towering high long ball that fly stable with big spins on it seemingly dropping out of the sky. Those short side arm thing that Hebert does, i can trade that for a nice little lob for at least half the time.
Bret Favre, playing in the wake of his father's death in a critical Monday Night showdown in Oakland, has the best game of his career completing 22 of 30 pas...
Would love to see Herbert think more about touch since he already got the fast ball and placement down pretty well.
Lastly, I do think about sometimes, are the Chargers falling into that mindset that Herbert is proven and that they only had to built around him to be successful? Maybe perhaps are they a little complacent with Herbert's improvement so far? Herbert is beyond potential, he had done it he is very very talented; but it almost seems like he is going this far by talent right now. I see the fast ball and the placement, but I also see that he can't throw it any slower because defense that is ball watching knows its coming. Acho called Herbert a "Social Media QB", that was very harsh. I think what he meant probably was that Herbert's throwing motion is very choreographed. He has that classic javelin throwing motion that take it way back and whips it forward. Very linear, very big, Very Jeff George. Big motion gives tales, especially to good safeties and zone guys. Also, with the big motion, his off the script quick things are not his strength.
The fastball and placement was his bread and butter coming out and we got it, but to me I would like to see a nice dipping sinker, a big curve ball, the change up. Afterall, his arm suppose to be the thing that is his strength, so don't you want to see that arm has the whole repertoire?
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Originally posted by chargeroo View Post
I like every one of those players you mention but I have the opinion that our offense can cruise with our new OC and the same players from last year.
I don't think our run defense can do the same thing. We need help on the defense. A great LB or NT could turn it around for us.
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Originally posted by chargeroo View Post
I like every one of those players you mention but I have the opinion that our offense can cruise with our new OC and the same players from last year.
I don't think our run defense can do the same thing. We need help on the defense. A great LB or NT could turn it around for us.
id love a great LB. Would Staley? As for DT we invested in Austin Johnson, Day, Fox and Tito to man the IDL. If Johnson and Tito are healthy we should be ok. At this point, Staley has to show some acumen on the defensive side of the ball.
mid Herbert is our #1 hope get him more weapons
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Originally posted by Maniaque 6 View PostThe WR situation
KC is in SuperBowl with Juju, Marques-Valdez, K. Toney and Skyy More.
The Chargers have KA, MW, J. Palmer and Guyton or Carter.
We don't have to be embarrassed with that !
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