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Isn’t it funny how last night’s 2024 Harbaugh run oriented philosophy looked a lot like a Herbert’s 2023 5-12 game? The O-line went into pass protect mode and couldn’t run block worth a damn. Harbaugh’s run oriented plan isn’t there yet. Missing is another draft and FA or easier to run against teams.
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Herbert played very well. What WRs to throw to? 350 yards to that cast is pretty damn good. He has to make very good throws with no dynamic weapons and he rarely turns the ball over.Originally posted by PhilaBoltster View PostHerbert played good but not great. As much as I like and will defend him, it seems that he is not great at locating the best receiver to throw to.
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First post. Shocked. Thought we would be fine...we outplayed them, really...except they made big plays when it counted. But in the end, too many injuries, and the oline is not consistent...
Still think we will have a much better season than last year...but this looks like a work in progress...Jim got the D installed, and even with a decimated secondary, held them to 17. But the oline is the other big element in Harball...think that will be our achilles...2026 Post combine Sig Mock 2.0
1. Blake Miller G/T Clemson
2. Gabe Jacas Edge Illinois
3. Jalon Kilgore DB South Carolina
4. Zane Durant DT Penn State
6. Jager Burton G/C Kentucky

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I hated the call too but can we really say the whole game came down to that? The Cardinals still had 2 downs after that where we would have to stop Murray or Conner. The Chargers also can own a lot of responsibility for they way they played.Originally posted by dmac_bolt View Post
Harrison dropped the ball before he even got hit. Horrendous call in that game situation. simply horrendous possible game altering call. Not sure we would have held them on 3rd and 4th and 10 but that was shite.
Herbert was far from the problem. Given what he has to work with at WR, no run game, I thought he was good.Not sure why some are blaming him
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They were well under the cap when they traded him. They saved that money in cutting Mike and reducing Joey (should have traded him) and Mack. They traded him for cap space, so they could sign role players. image.pngOriginally posted by floydefisher View Post
Uh, no. IIRC, the Chargers had the most negative cap situation in the NFL after last season.
Official number was 22.1 million per USA today.
When were we under the cap and could keep him?
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well said. Hortiz did a great job in year one of cap clean upOriginally posted by Duck of Death View Post
100%.
Also, to add numerical context:
Keenan Allen’s cap # - $23 mil
(15 catches for 122 yards, 8.1 ypc, 4 of 6 games played)
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Total cap # of $22.5 mil for the following 12 players:
Kristian Fulton - $2.89 mil
Will Dissly - $2.63 mil
Gus Edwards - $2.25 mil
Bud Dupree - $2.35 mil
Denzel Perryman - $2.18 mil
Poona Ford - $1.79 mil
Bradley Bozeman - $1.13 mil
Hayden Hurst - $1.13 mil
Teair Tart - $985,000
JK Dobbins - $1.13 mil
DJ Chark - $2.89 mil
Taylor Heinicke - $1.2 mil
Pretty incredible moneyball work by Hortiz, especially considering the absolute pig slop mess he was handed.
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Just untrue. It’s fine you have Harbaugh blinders on. Also reported for cursing. Fix yourself and do better.Originally posted by Fouts2herbert View Post
revisionist fucking bullshit, they became cap compliant only after they were forced to cut Mike, then Mack helped and then convinced or inspired Bosa to do the same, but what does cap compliant mean, they were just a few 100k under the cap with no money to spend in FA, draft picks, basically nothing and Mr Charger Keenan Allen played hardball with them and said no to any type of restructure...so according to you they were supposed to conduct their whole offseason with a few hundred thousand in cap space to keep KA at his salary and fuck the rest of the team depth and everything else? Hortiz was able to add a lot of depth and a few starters with the money he got back from the KA trade, without that money we wouldn't have been able to add Fulton, Molden, Perryman, Dobbins, Ford, Dupree, Edwards, Dissly, etc etc etc....but go ahead and keep spouting your nonsense, LOL...
Keenan rolled the dice that all those guys would get cut so he wouldn't have to restructure, he almost got his wish too...it's a miracle that Hortiz managed to get a 4rth rounder and two outta the four guys to stay with the Chargers...Keenan proved he didn't give a fuck about improving the team...
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Not that it matters but Harbaugh went 13-3 his first year with 49ers. And he did lose @ Arz by 2pts that season. Arz was a 8-8 team that year. So ...... what that tells me is that the 11 game win streak starts now.Who has it better than us?
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So are you saying we couldn’t have signed anyone because of Allen’s contract? I’m seeing a bunch of bad signings in that list sprinkled with maybe 5 mil of good signings.Originally posted by Duck of Death View Post
100%.
Also, to add numerical context:
Keenan Allen’s cap # - $23 mil
(15 catches for 122 yards, 8.1 ypc, 4 of 6 games played)
vs
Total cap # of $22.5 mil for the following 12 players:
Kristian Fulton - $2.89 mil
Will Dissly - $2.63 mil
Gus Edwards - $2.25 mil
Bud Dupree - $2.35 mil
Denzel Perryman - $2.18 mil
Poona Ford - $1.79 mil
Bradley Bozeman - $1.13 mil
Hayden Hurst - $1.13 mil
Teair Tart - $985,000
JK Dobbins - $1.13 mil
DJ Chark - $2.89 mil
Taylor Heinicke - $1.2 mil
Pretty incredible moneyball work by Hortiz, especially considering the absolute pig slop mess he was handed.
Allen could have been retained while signing key free agents. Instead H&H decided to fill the team with retreads and filler because… changing the culture and NOT chargering, of wait.
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Yep, but many won't acknowledge that is a big factor in this league, in which quite often games are determined by one score.Originally posted by jamrock View Post
Here's the painful difference between the Chiefs and the Chargers (besides the obvious Pat Mahomes and Andy Reid's offense); That flag on the defensive hold on Fehoko does not get picked up. Chargers have a first down in the red zone. Can possibly bleed more clock and kick a FG to win with little time left. If there is time left, the Cards don't get the benefit of a flag turning a near desperation 3rd and 10 from their 30 to a new life 1st and 10 from the 45.
Chiefs could just as easily be 3-3 right now if not for the refs calls/no calls at crucial moments.
KC defense is good, but It's not like Mahomes is even playing great - 8 int, 6 TD season so far
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