Playoffs, 2021-22 Season

[Maniaque 6]

It's coming in a few minutes !
I love to see Brady sacked.
Even if it's the Rams.

[jamrock]

Wow, lost faith after one season of Staley. May you find, peace.

Don’t worry I can easily regain faith. Just show me

[captaind]

We all know the comeback is coming. We all know Stafford isn't going to keep this up.


Just a matter if the Rams can hold on in the end. This will go down to the last drive.

[powderblueboy]

Brady is folding like a cheap lawn chair.

You have to drive the stake through the bastard.

Rams almost did that near the half...Brady must have cut another deal with the Devil on that one for a 3rd generation of his progeny.

[wu-dai clan]

Arians looking for a pewter helmet to slap.

[21&500]

https://mobile.twitter.com/sportssturm/status/1485256783270719498

[powderblueboy]

Throw on the right side idiot.

[powderblueboy]

yeah!!
:anchorjump:

[Xenos]

https://www.insider.com/nfl-buffalo-...layoffs-2022-1

Injuries weren't our problem heading into week 18
But this is interesting
Looking at Ekeler

Maybe it’s just Ekeler and his size and the position that he plays? Anyways, this is what he said regarding Staley’s conditioning:

https://theathletic.com/3070256/2022/01/14/chargers-postmortem-report-what-went-right-and-what-went-wrong-in-2021/

Finally, the Chargers were able to stay mostly healthy. They finished in the bottom five in the league in games lost due to injury, according to Man Games Lost. And this is not an accident. Sure, some luck was involved. But Staley made player health a priority as soon as he arrived, and he instituted policies and mechanisms that kept the Chargers healthier than they have been in recent seasons.

“There’s always a luck factor, but he’s definitely made an emphasis of it,” Ekeler told me in the week leading up to the season finale. “That’s him listening to the team. Look, we’ve had a lot of injuries that have affected our past seasons, for as long as I’ve been here. So, I think he’s kind of caught up to the times as far as taking modern medicine and modern practices, all the activation stuff we do. Literally for 30 minutes before every practice, we do rollouts and we do band work and we do all this stuff that I think has played a huge part to our success on the field because we’re healthy, we’re stretched, everything is good to go. The game keeps getting faster. The people keep getting bigger, people keep getting stronger, so we need to actually update our old methods of training and protecting ourselves.

“In any staff that I’ve been involved in, I’ve never had as much activation, stretching, band work. I’ve never had as much as what we’re required to do right now. I’ve been playing football a long time, and this is the most I’ve ever rolled out, stretched and got ready to practice.”

[Xenos]

Not a total loss of faith I think. But disappointed in his first season and the belief he failed to perform to his billing, along with questionable in-game decisions that hurt the team. But I think even the most brutal critics of Staley still have hope he can grow into being the coach he was touted to be.

I think the problem is that we overachieved at the beginning during what was supposed to be our toughest stretch, and that gave us false hope. Maybe the reality is that we were much closer to the 5-7 team that finished the season than the 4-1 team at the beginning because of our roster.

[powderblueboy]

Rams can ignore the run now & just tee off on Brady.

Everyone outside of New England (excluding Belichick) & Tampa Bay looking forward to it.

[AK47]

Rams can ignore the run now & just tee off on Brady.

Everyone outside of New England (excluding Belichick) & Tampa Bay looking forward to it.

Theme this playoffs seem to be QB pressure.