POLL: Is It Time To Fire Bradley?

[gzubeck]

Has Alohi Gilman even played a snap other than special teams? I take it hes probably not ready because haven't seen him out there.

Outside of our first two picks the production from the rest of the draft picks has been anemic. Where are they? Joe Reed, KJ hill? we would have better served by throwing picks at olinemen! LOL!

[like54ninjas]

Outside of our first two picks the production from the rest of the draft picks has been anemic. Where are they? Joe Reed, KJ hill? we would have better served by throwing picks at olinemen! LOL!

They are day 3 rookies 5 games into the season.
Take a chill pill.
Joe Reed should be active for ST if nothing else.

[Coachmarkos]

Bradley does a good job with game planning. Usually the team is ready to go, with what the other team wants to do.

But he's not good at adjustments.

[gzubeck]

They are day 3 rookies 5 games into the season.
Take a chill pill.
Joe Reed should be active for ST if nothing else.

We have walk-ons that are performing better. How many chill pills do I need to take. LOL!

[NoMoreChillies]

Bradley does a good job with game planning. Usually the team is ready to go, with what the other team wants to do.

But he's not good at adjustments.

this +1

I dont know if its bad adjusments or just bad players that cant adjust.
I do know when Chargers are healthy (ala 2018) they play great.

[Topcat]

Bradley does a good job with game planning. Usually the team is ready to go, with what the other team wants to do.

But he's not good at adjustments.

That's like saying, "the Titanic is great at sailing, as long as there aren't any icebergs in the way."

Making adjustments during the game is a key part of coaching. If Bradley can't handle that part of the job, time to throw him under the bus, Gus...

[NoMoreChillies]

That's like saying, "the Titanic is great at sailing, as long as there aren't any icebergs in the way."

Making adjustments during the game is a key part of coaching. If Bradley can't handle that part of the job, time to throw him under the bus, Gus...

more like people blaming the ship builders for the guys driving the boat

[gzubeck]

more like people blaming the ship builders for the guys driving the boat

I remember a documentary about the major shipwrecks and they said that if they had used a different riveting system it might have helped the titanic not to sink. A combination of poor sailing (over confidence) and poor steel engineering contributed to the sinking of the titanic. Now back to football.....

:Beer1:

[AZBolt]

I have a problem with the lack of takeaways on D......I watch a lot of NFL football and I see a lot of punching and striplping to cause fumbles...... it's obviously being taught and implemented throughout the NFL......Why aren't the Chargers doing this? I rarely see it, that is frustrating......we don't play smart football, turnovers are game changers and produce wins

on the O side, let's stop the over emphasis on running on first down dammit...... we have physical Receivers Allen, Williams and Henry.....we could achieve many short passes for 6-8 yds on first down, then have down and distance in our favor for our half ass running game to convert.

[NoMoreChillies]

I remember a documentary about the major shipwrecks and they said that if they had used a different riveting system it might have helped the titanic not to sink. A combination of poor sailing (over confidence) and poor steel engineering contributed to the sinking of the titanic. Now back to football.....

:Beer1:

u got me :hello:

[Biggestfan]

I have a problem with the lack of takeaways on D......I watch a lot of NFL football and I see a lot of punching and striplping to cause fumbles...... it's obviously being taught and implemented throughout the NFL......Why aren't the Chargers doing this? I rarely see it, that is frustrating......we don't play smart football, turnovers are game changers and produce wins

on the O side, let's stop the over emphasis on running on first down dammit...... we have physical Receivers Allen, Williams and Henry.....we could achieve many short passes for 6-8 yds on first down, then have down and distance in our favor for our half ass running game to convert.

The things you are asking for require solid coaches.

[Topcat]

I remember a documentary about the major shipwrecks and they said that if they had used a different riveting system it might have helped the titanic not to sink. A combination of poor sailing (over confidence) and poor steel engineering contributed to the sinking of the titanic. Now back to football.....

:Beer1:

With the Titanic, it was the failure to extend the bulkheads all the way to the ceiling in the different compartments. The iceberg only damaged one or two compartments, but as the water overflowed over the spaces above each compartment, it caused each successive compartment to flood, causing the ship to sink. To make a football analogy, when you have a failure in just one area, with good coaching, a team can overcome this and still have a winning season. With the Bolts, they have had injuries to key players, especially on defense. If Bradley was able to rotate in players to keep them fresher, have a better conditioning program, use more and varied blitz packages, AND make in-game adjustments, he could overcome at least SOME of the impact of the injuries, and we probably could have won 1-2 more games.