Chargers @ Broncos Pregame Discussion (wk 12)

[Xenos]

[Maniaque 6]

We are not in trouble with that !

[Bolt4Knob]

I will give them credit - Fehoko, Merrill and Gaziano played pretty well this past Sunday against the Steelers all things considered. Maybe just rotate the hell out of them to maximize their skill set and keep them fresh as possible. Justin Jones will again be playing lots of snaps

[dmac_bolt]

I will give them credit - Fehoko, Merrill and Gaziano played pretty well this past Sunday against the Steelers all things considered. Maybe just rotate the hell out of them to maximize their skill set and keep them fresh as possible. Justin Jones will again be playing lots of snaps

MG3.0 is easier to tackle. Denver OL is a bit better than what we saw last week. It will be interesting, those guys should have a lot of upside headroom if they can continue to progress. Rotate the hell is a good strategy, its not like they’d be sitting an All-Pro to do it … agree.

[wu-dai clan]

I expect a tough, close game.
DEN knows this is big.
They have weapons at RB, TE, WR.
The D is capable of creating turnovers, due to the talented defensive backfield.
Should be a nice, balmy late November afternoon in Denver.

[like54ninjas]

[jamrock]

I expect a tough, close game.
DEN knows this is big.
They have weapons at RB, TE, WR.
The D is capable of creating turnovers, due to the talented defensive backfield.
Should be a nice, balmy late November afternoon in Denver.

Yes they do have weapons at the skill positions. Will be a test for our defense. Need to disrupt Teddy after stopping the run.

[wu-dai clan]

Yes they do have weapons at the skill positions. Will be a test for our defense. Need to disrupt Teddy after stopping the run.

I wanna see Teddy tackle.

[ghost]

I wanna see Teddy tackle.

Scouting on Bridgewater & Herbert Mobility - Coach Staley did a breakdown of a compression tackle and ball-striping assignments between the two players - who is the tackler and who is the stripper, using his own parlance - in his Wednesday presser. Bridgewater can be stripped when he is going to the ground. He dives head-first when he gives himself up, at the last moment. Teddy's ball protection skills are suspect when under duress.

Justin Herbert is way ahead of Teddy Bridgewater in development in the scrambling department. Herbert decision-making when on the move is 100% sound. God, it's refreshing to see.

[Bolt4Knob]

MG3.0 is easier to tackle. Denver OL is a bit better than what we saw last week. It will be interesting, those guys should have a lot of upside headroom if they can continue to progress. Rotate the hell is a good strategy, its not like they’d be sitting an All-Pro to do it … agree.

I said it of the Pittsburgh week - aside from LInval Joseph, I am not sure the drop off from Tillery/Convington to the three UDFAs was that much. It wasn't like the Steelers going from TJ Watt and Minkah Fitzpatrick to their replacements.

Denver does have some skilled talent but the QB position is lacking. Hopefully they don't make Bridgewater look like an All Pro tomorrow

[TexanBeerlover]

Hand size 9 1/4” vs 10”

[jamrock]

I wanna see Teddy tackle.

Lol. Good one