Originally posted by AK47
View Post
POLL: Is It Time To Fire Bradley?
Collapse
X
-
-
👍 1
- Top
- Bottom
-
-
Originally posted by richpjr View Post
The D was gassed at the end - for the second week in a row. While I understand the lack of preseason clearly affects conditioning, we did have the ball almost 11 minutes more than they did - and this includes them having the ball for more than 8 minutes in OT. We should not have been that gassed on their last drive in the 4th quarter.
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by AK47 View Post
To be specific. Bosa was clearly gassed. Tillery right behind him. That's the amount of energy it takes to get to Mahommies.........for 3 quarters. Burrow was getting hit as with Mahommies. Derwin would've taken a lot of pressure of Bosa.
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by richpjr View Post
I have no problem with Bosa and his effort, but if he is that spent at the end of a game in a climate controlled stadium where we had an over 16 minute time of possession advantage at the end of the 4th quarter, than I blame Bradley for not rotating him out more earlier so he has something left when the game is on the line. He does go all out every play - the coaches need to use him better.
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by Silversurfer View PostBrandon Marshall went on the record and said Chargers D needs to work on their conditioning as they looked gassed in the 4th. Man those Mahomo runs on 3rd down really killed us.
That's why he comes out publicly to support Taylor starting over Herbert in week 3. He wants to demonstrate loyalty. He wants Tyrod, a guy he likes, to have every opportunity to play this season so that he can be signed next year at a good salary. He cares about the man.
But that decision is at the expense of our wins.
Likewise, Lynn had COVID and spent a lot of time talking about COVID and worrying about COVID affecting our players. As such, I believe he didn't press as hard this offseason in terms of the physical level of play. I get it (worried about the guys getting COVID).
But that decision is at the expense of our wins.
TBH, I wasn't happy that our one time to play in SoFi this offseason was canceled because of him wanting to be a leader of men and make a stand on the issue of BLM. He wanted to lead these men.
But that decision is at the expense of our wins.
So, great guy. But I think he prioritizes (or seems himself first) being a leader of men with wise sayings and "caring" for the players. Both great things.
But if I'm gonna have to choose. I'd like the wins. You can have both, but if you can't, let's think about ways to win (a little more BB please).
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by richpjr View Post
The D was gassed at the end - for the second week in a row. While I understand the lack of preseason clearly affects conditioning, we did have the ball almost 11 minutes more than they did - and this includes them having the ball for more than 8 minutes in OT. We should not have been that gassed on their last drive in the 4th quarter.
The D played very well.
My problem is that once again, it played well enough to lose.
They couldn't stop Cincy at the end...the Ingram interception was a fluke play (although a great play by Ingram).
QB figures out coverage schemes by 4rth quarter; pressure diminishes; blitzes not getting to qb. This happens all the time - its a feature of the D.
They are blitzing in crunch time, but the blitzing is not effective; i don't think they spend time practicing it enough.
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by richpjr View Post
I have no problem with Bosa and his effort, but if he is that spent at the end of a game in a climate controlled stadium where we had an over 16 minute time of possession advantage at the end of the 4th quarter, than I blame Bradley for not rotating him out more earlier so he has something left when the game is on the line. He does go all out every play - the coaches need to use him better.
Chargers don't blitz much, so it takes herculean efforts getting past the chip and OT to get pressure on the qb.
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by AK47 View Post
One thing I noticed is they didn't have oxygen tanks like usual. Perhaps sharing is prohibited due to covid. That said Denver is gonna have an advantage?Chiefs won the Superbowl with 10 Rookies....
"Locked, Cocked, and ready to Rock!" Jim Harbaugh
-
👍 1
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Once Mahomie started getting happy feet there should have been a spy on him every down. I know that limits zones but still that 3 and 22? Easy up the middle. That is a massive breakdown IMO. Lots and lots mistakes cost us. Mahomie scrambling. Dropped coverage on Kelse. The no call unsportsmanlike. The pick. The holding I saw from their O line on many plays. Play calling on short yardage. A slightly underthrown ball to big mike in the endzone. I'm tellin ya if we clean up some things we could be a beast this year. With #10 at the helm of course.
-
👍 4
- Top
- Bottom
Comment
-
-
Comment