Chargers at Colts Game Day Thread | Post Game Reaction (Wk 16)

[Ghost of Quacksaw]

It was also under two minutes so Staley couldn’t challenge it. Here’s a closer look at the 45 second mark. What do you all think?

I saw no evidence that he stepped on chalk.

[Heatmiser]

He stepped on the boundary two times, unfortunately. It was really close. But correct call.

[ChargingBolts]

The replay they showed in the Indy dome was the best angle overhead, he looked out and obviously the home team is going to show that angle to get the crowd going

[AK47]

He stepped on the boundary two times, unfortunately. It was really close. But correct call.

KA's footwork is usually better/tighter. He must be a bit rusty.

[Formula 21]

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Justin Herbert2022 stats: 15 games | 68 pct | 4,254 pass yds | 6.7 ypa | 21 pass TD | 10 INT | 146 rush yds | 0 rush TD | 7 fumbles




Forced to watch yet another nationally televised Colts game, fans at least got a glimpse of Herbert under the lights. It was hardly his meatiest outing; Herbert threw for 235 yards and a pick, and he lost a fumble. Next Gen Stats, though, points to a passer under constant heat from Indy, posting a career high in pressure rate (45.7 percent). Herbert still logged a completion rate over expectation of +10.2 percentage points (the fifth-highest mark in career). His wild sidearm rope to Mike Williams came with a blue-clad behemoth in his face -- a pass few could dream of -- but Monday night raised further ire over play-caller Joe Lombardi's hemmed-in usage of the playoff-bound Herbert:

[Formula 21]

Gus Bradley pressuring Herbert on 45.7 percent of snaps? Gus Bradley who drops his D to the goal line and doesn’t pressure anybody?

You can tell what the book on playing the Bolts is. Pressure, pressure, pressure. Until not-Vince starts making the opponent pay for this strategy, it will continue.

[Canal Zone Bolt Fan]

KA's footwork is usually better/tighter. He must be a bit rusty.

Catching the ball with his body turned the way he was and running, he didn’t have a lot of room to compose himself before sprinting down the sidelines.

[jamrock]

Catching the ball with his body turned the way he was and running, he didn’t have a lot of room to compose himself before sprinting down the sidelines.

That throw by JH was impressive

[dmac_bolt]

The replay they showed in the Indy dome was the best angle overhead, he looked out and obviously the home team is going to show that angle to get the crowd going

I saw one angle that didnt show me he was in, damn it was close like a tickle. he should have just stayed in bounds, weird nobody criticized him here. A younger Slayer makes that corner turn fast enough to avoid the sideline

[AZBolt]

I was at the game, a good amount of Charger fans ... but ... being to many "home" games in L.A. we were way too polite, I was just at that Dolphin game and those fans were loud and rowdy until we took them out of the game, (I'm sure fans that have been to Raider games know what I mean) you could hear a pin drop in Indy, I feel the only person hollering was me occasionally. I would of liked to go to that game in Glendale AZ that seemed that was the best road crowd we've ever got, anyone at that game?

I was at the game, and Charger fan presence was like 15-20% estimate…..Cardinal fans are classy, pulling for their team and not looking for trouble…..Enjoyed the game, and what a finish!!

[AZBolt]

Gus Bradley pressuring Herbert on 45.7 percent of snaps? Gus Bradley who drops his D to the goal line and doesn’t pressure anybody?

You can tell what the book on playing the Bolts is. Pressure, pressure, pressure. Until not-Vince starts making the opponent pay for this strategy, it will continue.

Getting Slater back healthy will fix a fair amount of this pressure problem.

[jamrock]

https://twitter.com/chargers/status/1608246668570263557?s=20&t=FimXzC5vFyJfCnMzBZJ2aA

worth another look. Fehoko doesn’t give an inch. Practice squad guy who got his break with injuries and has made the most of it. Gilman flying over the top.