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Originally posted by charger1_sj
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Crosby's going to have a career game Thursday night. Hope Stick is up to it, but Mack might have another career game himself -
will also add that would not be surprised to be drafting fifth overall, and.... still want Latu there.... only guy I'd take over him would be Marvin.
and also have no interest in moving on from Keenan nor Khalil.... both positions have histories of players performing very well into their early to mid thirties.... there is still gas in the tank there, not to mention value for our entertainment dollars.... not time to move on there on either count, me suspex.
and just for the record, thinkin' either of 'em would bring a second if they were on the block ??
my second rounders of choice are NT and a need pick @the OC.... would rather have Allen 'n Mack.
your second rounders of choice are CB and RT.... would still (much) rather have Allen 'n Mack for this next season.5/11 Fuaga, 37 Kamari Lassiter, 40 Sinnott, 67 Bralen Trice, 69 Cedric Gray, 105 Jaylen Wright, 110 Braelon Allen, 140 Joe Milton, 181 Khristian Boyd, Tylan Grable, 225 Daijun Edwards, 253 Miyan WilliamsComment
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Was bosa there the first game?.....Originally posted by colorado View Post
Thursday's game could turn out like NE game...... with both teams failing to score....though with both QB's being inexperienced backups, defenses might score more then the offenses....lolComment
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Don't think Joey was, could be wrong. That was a hellva game Mack put up though.Originally posted by Charge! View PostComment
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Bears got some cash, dont they? And an ultra deep backfield...Roschon Johnson pitifully underused, averaging 4.3 yds a carry...this offseason, instead of a getting a midrounder in return, think we can peddle one of our "star vets" and a late rounder for the young back? Fills a glaring need, and he is my type of RB...Adopted Bolt: Kimani Vidal RB
Final prediction: Latham OT, Colson LB, Sainristil CB,Rice WR, Zinter OG, Nourzad OC, MacLachlan TE, Vidal RB, Lovett DT
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like what the raider DE, Crosby, did to chargers his rookie year.... 6 sacks first game, then 4 more the second game when chargers gameplanned to stop him.....Originally posted by colorado View Post
so maybe Mack gets 4 more... lolComment
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Does anybody know the Spanos Chargers better than Tom Krasovic of the San Diego Union Tribune? Has anybody been covering them longer?
John Spanos fell for the smooth-talking Staley, who had become a media darling in his one year as a Rams defensive coordinator.
The tandem: son John, who had scouted for the Chargers; and the collegial and collaborative Tom Telesco, the replacement to the cranky, NFL-hardened egomaniac A.J. Smith.
Believing in the 2023 Chargers meant ignoring former team captain/All-Pro safety Eric Weddle’s blunt assessment of the Tom-John tandem.
The franchise, said Weddle years before he came out of retirement to help the Rams get to and win a Super Bowl, would never win anything big under Spanos and Telesco.
Weddle’s former veteran teammates Danny Woodhead and Matt Slauson co-signed on similar skepticism from Weddle during the trio’s podcast.
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But it is Sean Payton’s first Broncos team, not Staley’s third Chargers team, that has responded to Kansas City’s decline. Pulling to one game behind the Chiefs in the AFC West standings, Payton’s club took a 24-7 victory Sunday on the fake grass in the sunken, sterile Kroenke Dome.
But the Spanoses don’t hire coaches such as Payton. He commands too much clout, too much money. Worse yet, giving up draft picks to get him was part of the price. The Spanoses don’t trade draft picks during season or for coaches. They brag about John’s draft legacy in his media-guide bio.Comment
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Kind of proves our theory that Tom lets John Boy play in the sandbox of NFL VP and Tom is probably pretty unqualified as well.Originally posted by Velo View PostDoes anybody know the Spanos Chargers better than Tom Krasovic of the San Diego Union Tribune? Has anybody been covering them longer?
John Spanos fell for the smooth-talking Staley, who had become a media darling in his one year as a Rams defensive coordinator.
The tandem: son John, who had scouted for the Chargers; and the collegial and collaborative Tom Telesco, the replacement to the cranky, NFL-hardened egomaniac A.J. Smith.
Believing in the 2023 Chargers meant ignoring former team captain/All-Pro safety Eric Weddle’s blunt assessment of the Tom-John tandem.
The franchise, said Weddle years before he came out of retirement to help the Rams get to and win a Super Bowl, would never win anything big under Spanos and Telesco.
Weddle’s former veteran teammates Danny Woodhead and Matt Slauson co-signed on similar skepticism from Weddle during the trio’s podcast.
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But it is Sean Payton’s first Broncos team, not Staley’s third Chargers team, that has responded to Kansas City’s decline. Pulling to one game behind the Chiefs in the AFC West standings, Payton’s club took a 24-7 victory Sunday on the fake grass in the sunken, sterile Kroenke Dome.
But the Spanoses don’t hire coaches such as Payton. He commands too much clout, too much money. Worse yet, giving up draft picks to get him was part of the price. The Spanoses don’t trade draft picks during season or for coaches. They brag about John’s draft legacy in his media-guide bio.
And no, the Spanii don't trade draft picks at any time - well except to move up for mediocre talentComment
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2 of the worst organizations in the NFL on tap Thursday night. Hope Al Michaels skewers themOriginally posted by Velo View PostDoes anybody know the Spanos Chargers better than Tom Krasovic of the San Diego Union Tribune? Has anybody been covering them longer?
John Spanos fell for the smooth-talking Staley, who had become a media darling in his one year as a Rams defensive coordinator.
The tandem: son John, who had scouted for the Chargers; and the collegial and collaborative Tom Telesco, the replacement to the cranky, NFL-hardened egomaniac A.J. Smith.
Believing in the 2023 Chargers meant ignoring former team captain/All-Pro safety Eric Weddle’s blunt assessment of the Tom-John tandem.
The franchise, said Weddle years before he came out of retirement to help the Rams get to and win a Super Bowl, would never win anything big under Spanos and Telesco.
Weddle’s former veteran teammates Danny Woodhead and Matt Slauson co-signed on similar skepticism from Weddle during the trio’s podcast.
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But it is Sean Payton’s first Broncos team, not Staley’s third Chargers team, that has responded to Kansas City’s decline. Pulling to one game behind the Chiefs in the AFC West standings, Payton’s club took a 24-7 victory Sunday on the fake grass in the sunken, sterile Kroenke Dome.
But the Spanoses don’t hire coaches such as Payton. He commands too much clout, too much money. Worse yet, giving up draft picks to get him was part of the price. The Spanoses don’t trade draft picks during season or for coaches. They brag about John’s draft legacy in his media-guide bio.
The Andy Reid quote on coaches is also illuminating. By the end of 3 years, you know what you’ve got ina HCComment
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