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That's what i was thinking Topcat.
Going up against a defense that disguises things well gives Herbert too many things to think about at this point.
Yep...I'm especially thinking of that pick-6 to Phillips that Herbie threw. Cook was breaking left (below) when apparently Herbie thought he would break right, in which case Cook probably makes the catch. I'm guessing Lombo's offense is calling for the receiver to change his route based on the coverage he sees. Maybe some of our resident experts like Steve can explain this. Maybe it's a learning curve here. But the problem is, when Herbie is getting pressured as much as he is, especially from the right side, it adds an extra layer of complexity for BOTH QB and receiver to make the same read, on the fly, while the pressure is on. How about everyone just runs their regular pattern and Herbie throws the rock, KNOWING they should be where he throws it...instead of this reading and guessing game that results in game-changing picks...
@RealFRamirez #Chargers coach Brandon Staley says about the right side of the offensive line “we are sticking with those two guys and I believe in those guys.”
Which means help is not coming; we are stuck with these guys
Captain Staley of the Boltanic sends out the call, "help is not coming from any nearby ship...everyone into the lifeboats!"
Yep...I'm especially thinking of that pick-6 to Phillips that Herbie threw. Cook was breaking left (below) when apparently Herbie thought he would break right, in which case Cook probably makes the catch. I'm guessing Lombo's offense is calling for the receiver to change his route based on the coverage he sees. Maybe some of our resident experts like Steve can explain this. Maybe it's a learning curve here. But the problem is, when Herbie is getting pressured as much as he is, especially from the right side, it adds an extra layer of complexity for BOTH QB and receiver to make the same read, on the fly, while the pressure is on. How about everyone just runs their regular pattern and Herbie throws the rock, KNOWING they should be where he throws it...instead of this reading and guessing game that results in game-changing picks...
We we're still in this game until the pick in the fourth quarter. After that the wheels flew off the bus! Given that we have problems on the oline I agree simplifying things is in order for at least giving us a solid chance at winning.
Something I've been wondering: Does Staley have too much confidence in his ability to develop players? Or is he just being supportive? (thinking Vizcaino/Schofield/Norton).
I think you express confidence in public and take care of things privately. Criticism and all. Being too negative publicly will only have a demoralizing affect on the team and the player. You do not want to be the HC that throws his player under the bus.
Yep...and an additional thread: "Is it time to fire Lombo?"
Not ready to do that. Grudens offense is very complex and takes a while as Carr had to endure it but he is playing great in it now. Did so last year too. I have no idea how complex Lombardis offense is but cant imagine it is as complex as Grudens.
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