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Originally posted by richpjr View Post
One thing is better than years past - nobody is complaining about the ST as much. Long is the weak link now. Imagine if we replace him with Matt Araiza...
He is a weapon in the kicking game. And there will be a team that has the cajones to draft that guy in R2
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Originally posted by Boltinloudguy View Postif Denver loses out, which I hope they do because I would like to see them fire Fangio. And if that happens, I don't care if Hill has only been the DC for a year, you get Fangio to LA ASAP as the DC. Staley gives the reins to Fangio as play caller and he can focus on being the HC. If they can do that with a good offseason in acquiring the players they need, this can be a quick turn around on the defensive side of the ball.
If you can get a guy like Vic Fangio to coach your defense - you do it. Hell, hire him as Asst HC - help Hill on defense, help Swinton on ST; help Lombardi. Have the old sumbitch scouting the Chargers - helping Staley -- if fired, he should be the first call.
Lynn kept Stewart way too long. Staley might like Hill but if you can get Fangio - you do it
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Originally posted by UglyTruth View Post
There are fans that have been waiting for 30+ years to see this team win a ring…so no I don’t think you can call Chargers fans impatient.
9 years for Telesco. If nothing has changed in 9 years under Telesco what makes you think his 10th yr will suddenly be great?
This isn’t about Staley, you have to look at what’s constant here and that’s Telesco.
Losing to the Texans with playoffs on the line isn’t just any loss.
And this isn’t just one off loss either. After starting 4-1, the Chargers have now lost what 6 of the next 9 or something?
We shouldn’t only have to wait till the season is over to react to these shitty performances that the Chargers have been putting in week in and week out…especially against god awful teams.
Talent wins. We have a sprinkling of stars scattered across a mediocre roster. Lose just one or two of those stars and the roster is below average. Texans example is perfect - they were playing backups just like we were. Their backups are just better. we were putting 8 in the box and still getting the ball rammed down their throat, with DL and LBs pushed 5 yards off the line before they even have a chance to try and tackle a RB. Thats not scheme, thats your players getting their asses handed to them. There is no defensive scheme to counter all of your players getting their dicks ground into the dirt.
Staley had a top 5 defense with good players. He is not the common denominator in this equation.
“Less is more? NO NO NO - MORE is MORE!”
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Originally posted by gzubeck View Post
We sucked all year on defense except for a couple of games where we played average. I see no originality or good training with subpar tackling and zero focus. Some people can train and coach and some people can't. It's unfortunate that he has been saddled with a lot of young players on defense but so what. I think we would have had drastically better results with an experienced defensive coordinator. For sure better instructions in the latter part of the game where it really counts for a win or loss is huge. The only bright spot on defense this year is Rumph.“Less is more? NO NO NO - MORE is MORE!”
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Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View Post
Depending on the draft board - I wouldn't mind trading back to get another 2nd or 3rd to take Araiza in Round 2
He is a weapon in the kicking game. And there will be a team that has the cajones to draft that guy in R2“Less is more? NO NO NO - MORE is MORE!”
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Originally posted by dmac_bolt View Post
It’d sure have been nice if our punter was also a decent PK this Sunday. Not sure R2, possible - I’d bet no later than R3 though. I watched every Aztec game, he was their MVP
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Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View Post
Thats kind of why I had the idea of trading back to get more picks so one could be used on this guy in the R2. I get there needs to be a trade partner and all that. But if you can have a guy flip field position when you punt - granted, need better punt blocking for the punter - he would be such a weapon. Ty Long has been average at best. Araiza could be a game changer.
Ty Long is dead last in the league in net avg. avg at best is not even in the picture frame.“Less is more? NO NO NO - MORE is MORE!”
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Originally posted by dmac_bolt View Post
Maybe. This might be the year we have enough cap space to afford to go without a R1 star player. It’s not like we have an excess of star players. We need a dominant star in the middle of the DL, LB, and DB groups.
Ty Long is dead last in the league in net avg. avg at best is not even in the picture frame.
But if the board allows the opportunity - than you have to take that in. Net Punting Average is also due to terrible special teams coverage. Though it seems to be getting better.
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Originally posted by dmac_bolt View Post
I’d add that while all coaching and coaches can and should learn and improve - what I am seeing more than that is our players getting beat 1x1, hat on hat, pad on pad. when 4, 5, 6 defenders get beat 1x1, its going to be a long day.
Talent wins. We have a sprinkling of stars scattered across a mediocre roster. Lose just one or two of those stars and the roster is below average. Texans example is perfect - they were playing backups just like we were. Their backups are just better. we were putting 8 in the box and still getting the ball rammed down their throat, with DL and LBs pushed 5 yards off the line before they even have a chance to try and tackle a RB. Thats not scheme, thats your players getting their asses handed to them. There is no defensive scheme to counter all of your players getting their dicks ground into the dirt.
Staley had a top 5 defense with good players. He is not the common denominator in this equation.
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