Chargers Open As A 3 Point Favorite Over Dallas - Pre Game Discussion

[powderblueboy]

People are moving to Nashville because it isn't like California, so that is probably not very random. I can only speak for myself, but with how bad California is getting in just about everything (housing costs, high taxes, business unfriendly, over-governed, homeless mess, traffic, etc.), I have been getting a stronger and strong desired to leave. I have always loved the mid-Atlantic region (Tennessee, North Carolina or Virginia) and my son-in-law just got a job offer in Nashville so we decided now is the time before the housing market tanks. I work out of my home so it doesn't matter where I live. I've been there and love it but my daughter has never been so if the realtors show us what she likes, I'll be putting my home for sale next week and moving!

But this is derailing the thread - I was just moaning about having to miss the game!

Tennessee has its own problems: high violent crime rate, obesity and general poor health of citizenry, high cancer rates vs national average.
Many want to pretend that some places in the U.S. are just ducky, because the general politics conforms to their views.

One can equally say Californians are moving to Oregon, Washington and Colorado: wherever they go, property values will go up dramatically, especially when hedge funds
start getting into the action.

[equivocation]

I have employees in Nashville. People are making noises about cost of living. It's a tourist town with tourist money and increasingly tourist town problems.

I also love the mid-Atlantic too.

[COLDCUT]

If you are going to miss a game...at least that's a happy reason to miss it. Nashville is cool city.

Yeah, take us with you!

[La Costa Boy]

People are moving to Nashville because it isn't like California, so that is probably not very random. I can only speak for myself, but with how bad California is getting in just about everything (housing costs, high taxes, business unfriendly, over-governed, homeless mess, traffic, etc.), I have been getting a stronger and strong desired to leave. I have always loved the mid-Atlantic region (Tennessee, North Carolina or Virginia) and my son-in-law just got a job offer in Nashville so we decided now is the time before the housing market tanks. I work out of my home so it doesn't matter where I live. I've been there and love it but my daughter has never been so if the realtors show us what she likes, I'll be putting my home for sale next week and moving!

But this is derailing the thread - I was just moaning about having to miss the game!

I made my decision to bail on Cali when my first kid was born. We moved on his second birthday to the burbs of Atlanta, that was in 1995. There has been California flight since the late 70's, first to the Seattle area, in fact the locals used to key your car if it had Cali plates. No matter where, Washington, Oregon (where my brother landed), Colorado or in my case JoJa, I have to say I have never regretted a minute except for my friends and sports teams. I am headed back for a visit in November and am going to be able to catch the Vikings game on November 14th. Gone but not forgotten but I'll never move back........Unless I could buy Martin Sheen's house at the shores.........

[Bolts4ever213]

I’m just happy that I get to watch the game here in the Bay Area. I’m expecting a high scoring game. The defense will make a timely stop here and there. That should be enough for us to win. Expect many deep balls from both teams.

[blueman]

Did we practice today?

[richpjr]

Tennessee has its own problems: high violent crime rate, obesity and general poor health of citizenry, high cancer rates vs national average.
Many want to pretend that some places in the U.S. are just ducky, because the general politics conforms to their views.

One can equally say Californians are moving to Oregon, Washington and Colorado: wherever they go, property values will go up dramatically, especially when hedge funds
start getting into the action.

[Bolt Dude]

They’re basically in the same boat as the Bolt’s with Storm.

Except Bosa is better than Lawrence. Who’s lining up on the other side, opposite Slater? Gregory is out with Covid. Armstrong? Golston? Whoever it is should be much easier to block than Chase Young.

[Bolt Dude]

Gibson is a very explosive, powerful RB with outstanding vision and agility. He had 2 maybe 3 carries over 6/7 yards and his lone big run was on K9 and Kyzir.
JJones missed the entire 2nd half. Joseph was throwing Brandon Scherff around. Covington was disruptive. Tillery was Tillery.

We matchup well against the cowgirls.
Our O should be very productive and our D will have opportunities for negative plays and turnovers.
Dallas lost while getting 4 turnovers from the Bucs.

I believe one of those was a halftime Hail Mary though.

[equivocation]

High tobacco use.

[Heatmiser]

I think the long run that Gibson had was on Kyzir yes, because he just missed the tackle (shredded the shirt though) but it was more so on Davis. Davis had contain there and lost it. He “does his job!” And that is a 7 yd run instead of 27 or whatever it was.


TG

[cmplxgal]