Chargers at Broncos Game Day Thread (Wk 6) | Post Game Discussion

[La Costa Boy]

A win.....a division win.....hell any win I'll take! Now is the time to go to Zona and beat them while they are down. Let's work on that onside kick set play please......to be in an illegal formation that nullifies their mistakes and gives them a second chance is unacceptable.

On to Monday night!!!

[Boltnut]

If you go to the Broncos forum (Broncosboard.com)they have a different view than ours. We see it as , we could of lost. Good thing we recovered the inside kick.

Theirs was ....at 23-0 they played a soft defense to not allow a long play to still run clock. Nix looks good when you play prevent lol.
That one I don't agree with. We didn't play prevent but they did see the difference.

They have a "Nix is not a NFL caliber QB" thread after this game 🤷
I didn't post anything, I was just interested if they saw what some here saw.

Even in the thin air... their fans seem to grasp football concepts that most here can't grasp... even at sea level.

[electricgold]

Hopefully yesterday was the last day of the season the Chargers are a 500 team!

[Geezbolt]

Even in the thin air... their fans seem to grasp football concepts that most here can't grasp... even at sea level.

LMAO!!!!

[BigBad]

It wasn't just the prevent defense it was also the fact that Fulton went out. Chargers were playing backup corners the entire 4th. Injuries are piling up.

[Dark Helmet]

Even in the thin air... their fans seem to grasp football concepts that most here can't grasp... even at sea level.

Meh. As a born and raised, Colorado native... You'd be surprised how little a lot of this fan base knows about football. Lol.

[floydefisher]

The older Jim gets the scarier this could be. I'd be okay with Jim not making the trip to mile high in the future. Kind of like when the Steelers wouldn't let their player play when in Denver.

Or he could just start taking magnesium supplements, or eat more foods rich in magnesium...you know, like the 'Avocados from Mexico' we keep hearing about?

Or maybe we could get a sponsorship from Blue Diamond Almonds, or some spinach outfit?

Much better than coaching from his RV, don't you think? 🤗

[Velo]

The older Jim gets the scarier this could be. I'd be okay with Jim not making the trip to mile high in the future. Kind of like when the Steelers wouldn't let their player play when in Denver.

I don't know, he's 2-0 when he has flare ups during games. Let his heart flutter.

Seriously though, I don't know much about his condition, an irregular heart beat in the upper chamber. I have coronary artery disease, with 2 stents each in my three major coronary arteries. I hike in Montana regularly, from 5k to 10k feet. At sea level here in CA, I regularly do 20 mile cycles.

[Topcat]

Or he could just start taking magnesium supplements, or eat more foods rich in magnesium...you know, like the 'Avocados from Mexico' we keep hearing about?

Or maybe we could get a sponsorship from Blue Diamond Almonds, or some spinach outfit?

Much better than coaching from his RV, don't you think? 🤗

Many years ago, I went with several people from my church on a mission trip to a town a few hours outside Mexico City. There, the altitude is around 8,500 feet. As soon as we got there, most of us immediately started experiencing chest pains. Our guide told us this is a known issue, and suggesting buying bananas to add extra potassium and remedy this problem. At first, some of us were skeptical, but shortly afterwards, a guy showed up with a big bunch of about 50-60 bananas still on the main branch off the tree. We ate the bananas, and the chest pains went away shortly afterwards! Denver altitude is around 5,200, so a bit less than Mexico City, but I do think it can be an issue, especially for people in sports not used to playing at a high altitude and at a high level of physical stress.

[floydefisher]

Many years ago, I went with several people from my church on a mission trip to a town a few hours outside Mexico City. There, the altitude is around 8,500 feet. As soon as we got there, most of us immediately started experiencing chest pains. Our guide told us this is a known issue, and suggesting buying bananas to add extra potassium and remedy this problem. At first, some of us were skeptical, but shortly afterwards, a guy showed up with a big bunch of about 50-60 bananas still on the main branch off the tree. We ate the bananas, and the chest pains went away shortly afterwards! Denver altitude is around 5,200, so a bit less than Mexico City, but I do think it can be an issue, especially for people in sports not used to playing at a high altitude and at a high level of physical stress.

Can you imagine Harbaugh with a bunch of bananas at the press conference? 🤣

[Topcat]

Can you imagine Harbaugh with a bunch of bananas at the press conference? 🤣

We could turn it into a symbol and slogan: "I'm bananas for the Bolts!"

[Boltjolt]

Bo Nix is the next Sam Darnold just wait.

So he is going to suck for 5 years then turn it on? He wont be a Bronco by then lol.