Chargers @ Bengals Pregame Discussion (wk 13)

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  • jamrock
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    #13
    Originally posted by powderblueboy View Post

    why risk his permanent health for this mess?
    This mess has the Chargers in the thick of it. It’s time to make a run

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    • TexanBeerlover
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      #14
      Originally posted by Boltgang74 View Post
      I have a beer bet on this game from the start of the season with a coworker buddy.Man if this team embarrasses me next week like they did against the donkeys im retiring the bolts on my hardhat until TT is fired.Thats right I'll do my part to protest!Enough is enough.
      On the bright side, buy extra really good, beer, will soften the blow :Beer1:

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      • jamrock
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        #15
        Originally posted by ghost View Post
        Was that Corey Linsley's first penalty flag on the season on that screen? That call was as infuriating as the DPI on Vato and the OPI on Mike Will.
        Hugely consequential penalty. Probably cost us the game TBH. Went from having a very good chance to tie to Herbert throwing a pick on I think the next play.

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        • powderblueboy
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          #16
          Originally posted by ghost View Post


          Matt Feiler is likely to be back against Cincy.
          Feiler/Slater/Lindsey are the reason you can survive with Norton/Schofield on the right side.

          Cincy has two good edge rushers: Slater will completely negate one of them;
          and they have two good DTs: Scho will need help against Reader, who will pile drive him into the backfield.

          Cincy's interior Oline will be easier than most that the Chargers have faced.
          If the D can get off the field on passing downs, they'll be okay.

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          • Formula 21
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            #17
            Originally posted by ChargersPowderBlue View Post
            Last year they got lucky when the Bengals' kicker missed the field goal because he wasn't balanced, or else it would of been a loss. This game could pretty much be the season.
            Yesterday’s game was the season.
            Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
            The Wasted Decade is done.
            Build Back Better.

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            • Velo
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              #18
              Originally posted by powderblueboy View Post

              Feiler/Slater/Lindsey are the reason you can survive with Norton/Schofield on the right side.

              Cincy has two good edge rushers: Slater will completely negate one of them;
              and they have two good DTs: Scho will need help against Reader, who will pile drive him into the backfield.

              Cincy's interior Oline will be easier than most that the Chargers have faced.
              If the D can get off the field on passing downs, they'll be okay.
              It always starts with the trenches. If you win those battles, it puts you in position have success. If you can't win those battles, it's difficult to overcome even if you have very good skill position players. Yesterday, with Feiler out, after an already weakened right side of the OL, the Chargers weren't able to win those battles on offense. What I don't understand, is that Denver, with now many starters out on their OL, the Chargers on defense couldn't win the trenches.

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              • Boltgang74
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                #19
                Originally posted by jamrock View Post

                This mess has the Chargers in the thick of it. It’s time to make a run
                Lol tell that to Telesco and his masters.

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                • ghost
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                  #20
                  Originally posted by Formula 21 View Post

                  Yesterday’s game was the season.
                  I want to see the Broncos in the playoffs. With luck, the Chargers will certainly have Feiler back and possibly even RT Bryan Bulaga. Then, cut Tillery's snap count, up the snap count of Graziano, Fehoko, and Merrill.

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                  • Boltgang74
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                    #21
                    Originally posted by Velo View Post

                    It always starts with the trenches. If you win those battles, it puts you in position have success. If you can't win those battles, it's difficult to overcome even if you have very good skill position players. Yesterday, with Feiler out, after an already weakened right side of the OL, the Chargers weren't able to win those battles on offense. What I don't understand, is that Denver, with now many starters out on their OL, the Chargers on defense couldn't win the trenches.
                    Their GM> our GM

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                    • Fleet 1
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                      #22
                      I dont have faith in our defense. There is so much stuff we can look at on D. Poor drafting. Poor development. Injuries etc...Just flat out trashy play etc. Sloppy. No structure. No identity. No rhythm. Penalties seem chronic. Never really seems we can adjust and fix on the fly. Tired of wondering if we are beating ourselves or getting outcoached.

                      But i will say this and i do it with calm. Im not panicked. Im not throwing in the towel. Im just concerned. Im slightly less energetic about Staley than i was after we hired him. From a defensive standpoint.

                      I just dont like this defense right now. Dont trust it. I dont like the passion. The execution. The adjustments. I feel like we win games because Herbert has huge games. Carries the team. And while its great the D has won us a couple games with late stops after giving up a lot of points....we are bottom 5 in points allowed. This team lives and dies with Herbert. I expected better on D. Just like i expect a genius guru pastry chef to make me a really tasty dessert....i expect Staley to give me a tasty D despite all the excuses. Take the ingredients you have and give me something really tasty.

                      I really figured we would be one of those defenses that can overachieve with Staley at the helm. Overachieve with lesser talent even. Definitely not giving up. And i know you have to give a coach time. Im fine with that. I wonder how much Reynaldo is a part of it? I wonder if Joe Barry would have been the better choice. We tried to get him as our LB coach. Packers went with him as DC and hes done well. How much is Staley involved on D during games? Just more questions. Im tired of all the questions. Im tired of trying to diagnose this chronic Chargering illness year in and out.

                      I just expected a better defense based on the Defensive genius/guru hype regarding Staley. I really love hearing him talk shop. He is obviously a very bright guy. But applying it to players is sort of a challenge it would seem. Talking about the cake and making our mouths water is one thing....giving us a tasty cake? Whole different matter.

                      Im probably in the fire Telesco camp also. His record in the trenches is just bad. His record in general is just bad. And TTs idea of quality depth and key starting positions is pretty suspect.

                      I know we need to give coach time. But every year it feels like the same things. Im just down on this team right now. And im struggling to be hopefull for the future because i still feel like there is a sickness throughout this team. And at this point the only real common denominator i can think of is Telesco.



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                      • TexanBeerlover
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                        #23
                        Originally posted by powderblueboy View Post

                        Feiler/Slater/Lindsey are the reason you can survive with Norton/Schofield on the right side.

                        Cincy has two good edge rushers: Slater will completely negate one of them;
                        and they have two good DTs: Scho will need help against Reader, who will pile drive him into the backfield.

                        Cincy's interior Oline will be easier than most that the Chargers have faced.
                        If the D can get off the field on passing downs, they'll be okay.

                        Silly me and I was just worried about stopping Joe Mixon :smoking:

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                        • Formula 21
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                          #24
                          Originally posted by ghost View Post

                          I want to see the Broncos in the playoffs. With luck, the Chargers will certainly have Feiler back and possibly even RT Bryan Bulaga. Then, cut Tillery's snap count, up the snap count of Graziano, Fehoko, and Merrill.
                          We're 11 games in. We are who we are. And its been very visible many times this season, a team that can't hang with a tougher team.
                          Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
                          The Wasted Decade is done.
                          Build Back Better.

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