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[richpjr]

[sdchrgrboy]

147 tackles as a first year starter is pretty damn strong, too.

I read an article yesterday where Henley mentioned he didn't play in last years Raider debacle until less than 3 mins were left in the game. What a tool and a fool Staley was for not playing him.

[Bolt4Knob]

I read an article yesterday where Henley mentioned he didn't play in last years Raider debacle until less than 3 mins were left in the game. What a tool and a fool Staley was for not playing him.

I read the same thing from the Popper article.

Staley really wasn't a good head coach. Terrible hire. My gut instinct when Pellisero and Fan Boy Shrager announced the hire was he was a bad choice for the Chargers. . I drank some of the kool-aid as Staley talked a good game
But he was way in over his head.

[Velo]

Nor should they. Alt's had a great rookie season but Slater is the more accomplished OT right now.

Slater is an All-Pro OT. Doesn't make sense to move him inside. OTs move inside when they over-matched on the end of OL. That is not Slater. He is as good as gets at OT.

[captaind]

They are playing in Nashville next year so that is at least one game I'll go to. Since they are the worst team in the NFL this year, tickets should not be hard to get!

Chiefs play the Titans in Nashville as well. I can probably talk my other half into attending both games. We did the same back in 2019.

[Velo]

Zeke Elliot has signed with the Chargers.

[Boltx]

I read the same thing from the Popper article.

Staley really wasn't a good head coach. Terrible hire. My gut instinct when Pellisero and Fan Boy Shrager announced the hire was he was a bad choice for the Chargers. . I drank some of the kool-aid as Staley talked a good game
But he was way in over his head.

He was so bad.

[dmac_bolt]

That's a brutal home schedule.

Almost all of the tough games are at home and almost all of the easy games are on the road. Thats better then the reverse?

We’ll need to take that second step in the Jim Journey, no doubt

[dmac_bolt]

I don’t know where to put this idea, but seeing Alt at left tackle felt good. Would the team be better kicking Slater inside and getting a top right tackle in the draft? Alt and Slater on the same side? Not sure if Slater would go for that. But for the team… starting all tackles came out of the coaches mouth before, this might be an easier route to that. Just throwing it out there, waiting for this playoff to start.

Slater just got voted to the pro bowl as a LT. I can’t see them moving Slater to OG at all

[Chargers8491]

Almost all of the tough games are at home and almost all of the easy games are on the road. Thats better then the reverse?

We’ll need to take that second step in the Jim Journey, no doubt

Rather have brutal home schedule than brutal road schedule for sure. They got a little lucky with the schedule in that regard. I was just pointing out the home stand is going to be brutal.

[Topcat]

Zeke Elliot has signed with the Chargers.

Well, that's an interesting hire...let's see how much gas good old Zeke still has in the tank:

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[jaguarmanftype]

147 tackles as a first year starter is pretty damn strong, too.

Yet no Pro Bowl. What a disgrace.