BTW... Chiefs defense is getting rolled over by Titans Henry. I know it's Henry... but they know he's getting the ball. Titans have a pretty weak receiving corps and a rookie 2nd string QB. Just saying...
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Originally posted by Boltnut View PostBTW... Chiefs defense is getting rolled over by Titans Henry. I know it's Henry... but they know he's getting the ball. Titans have a pretty weak receiving corps and a rookie 2nd string QB. Just saying...
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Additional information about Herbert being closer to his former self. It has helped open up the playbook a little more, especially things like bootlegs and out of pocket plays.
Chargers QB Justin Herbert looked like himself again and kicker Cameron Dicker delivered the game-winning field goal as time expired.
Justin Herbert looks like himself
Herbert looked as healthy as he has been since he suffered fractured rib cartilage in Week 2. That is the biggest development from this game in terms of the Chargers’ chances to make a postseason run.
Herbert was moving with confidence and poise in the pocket. He was able to step up or escape on a number of crucial plays and make the type of off-platform and off-script plays that have been a staple in his early-career ascendence.
The Chargers fell behind 10-0 in the first quarter. On the next possession, Herbert engineered a 15-play, 83-yard touchdown drive that got the Chargers back into the game. He converted four third downs in the air. On a third-and-15 early in the drive, Herbert climbed the pocket to avoid pressure and delivered a bullet on the run to find Palmer for a first down. This was not a play he was making in the five games after the injury.
“He was very good with his mobility,” Staley said of Herbert. “He really used his legs effectively, and you’re going to have to do that. When your premium guys aren’t out there all the time, you’re going to have to use your legs to create some space and create some time for your guys, and I thought he just played the game the way he needed to play it today.”
The Chargers also got Herbert out of the pocket on a number of designed play-action boots. That was a huge part of their offense last season, and Staley admitted that the Chargers had to move off some of those pocket-movement plays in the weeks after Herbert’s injury.
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Originally posted by QSmokey View Post
We're not even in KC's league right now. Today's win was typical for the entire year: Uninspiring, lackluster performance against a mediocre, at best, opponent. The only thing this win does is help Staley and Telesco save their jobs. Does ANYBODY want that?
What do you want? A team that wins and looks fancy while doing it?
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Originally posted by QSmokey View Post
But it's really not, rich. Not in my mind, anyway. Oh sure, it's one win, so that's the same. Last time I checked, you can only win (or lose) one game at a time. But the Jets' win was a statement game, something for them to build on going forward. A confidence booster. Our win was another Keystone Cops bumble against yet another bottom feeder team.22 - TE Mason Taylor
55 - RB Quinshon Judkins
86 - DL Josiah Stewart
125 - G Dylan Fairchild
158 - C Jake Majors
181 - WR Donte Thornton
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Originally posted by Budsman View Post
Yes, I do. I like the guy who drafted Justin Herbert and the coach who has the chargers at 5-3 with a myriad of injuries to frontline starters.
What do you want? A team that wins and looks fancy while doing it?
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Originally posted by Xenos View PostIt has helped open up the playbook a little more,22 - TE Mason Taylor
55 - RB Quinshon Judkins
86 - DL Josiah Stewart
125 - G Dylan Fairchild
158 - C Jake Majors
181 - WR Donte Thornton
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