Chargers at Chiefs Official Game Day Thread (Week 14) | Post Game Discussion

[Boltjolt]

Well if it was about going to games it must have been about the number of visiting fans at the games and yeah you had to be there. Not about players or coaches. Weird that you remember those things.

That wasnt it and why i do recall it but its no biggy.

[Fouts2herbert]

Why are you afraid of adding Jim Harbaugh to that explanation? Wouldn't you think if Harbaugh thought Chark could provide anything meaningful to the offense he would tell Roman to put him in more often? Harbaugh is not Staley, he is not a defensive minded HC, we can be guaranteed that Roman's offense is 100% approved and collaborated on with Harbaugh. To think otherwise is being disingenuous IMHO...

Harbaugh is not meddling with the offense anymore than he is with the defense which is not at all. He’s a real HC, he delegates and lets his people work. He takes ownership for the bad stuff and deflects credit for the good stuff on his staff as the leader of the team, but he’s not micromanaging. He trusts his people completely, unfortunately Roman doesn’t deserve that type of trust. Harbaugh’s fault lies in bringing his friend on board…will he force Roman out like his brother did in Baltimore? I can’t imagine he will. In the meantime Roman only cares about himself because he’s okay gambling with the offense’s fortunes so long as he gets to impose his will on his players. He’s nothing like Harbaugh or Minter, they know and accept compromise…there’s a reason roman was on the street with zero prospects until Jim got the job.

[CanadianBoltFan]

Thats one of the top questions of 2024. a Rd1 pick, tsk tsk … smh. One of the several key reasons the 2024 offense didn’t come together as expected by JH2.

Maybe a reason not to reach for a guard in round 1 next draft of a weak IOL class

[richpjr]

Why are you afraid of adding Jim Harbaugh to that explanation? Wouldn't you think if Harbaugh thought Chark could provide anything meaningful to the offense he would tell Roman to put him in more often? Harbaugh is not Staley, he is not a defensive minded HC, we can be guaranteed that Roman's offense is 100% approved and collaborated on with Harbaugh. To think otherwise is being disingenuous IMHO...

Because it doesn't fit the narrative that "Roman sux" and everything would magically be fixed if only the team would listen to some fans and fire our OC.

Of course Harbaugh has the final say in this. And it's beyond naive to think he isn't aware of every minute detail going on with the players and coaching staffs.

[cmplxgal]

[dmac_bolt]

Harbaugh is not meddling with the offense anymore than he is with the defense which is not at all. He’s a real HC, he delegates and lets his people work. He takes ownership for the bad stuff and deflects credit for the good stuff on his staff as the leader of the team, but he’s not micromanaging. He trusts his people completely, unfortunately Roman doesn’t deserve that type of trust. Harbaugh’s fault lies in bringing his friend on board…will he force Roman out like his brother did in Baltimore? I can’t imagine he will. In the meantime Roman only cares about himself because he’s okay gambling with the offense’s fortunes so long as he gets to impose his will on his players. He’s nothing like Harbaugh or Minter, they know and accept compromise…there’s a reason roman was on the street with zero prospects until Jim got the job.

your take on Harbaugh is mine, exactly. He trusts, he delegates, and I suspect at times he is too loyal.

I don't know you got from there to Roman only cares about himself and all he wants is to impose his will on his players. Those are weird things to believe imo, it requires you reject without any facts much more obvious explanations for his performance and decisions.

To each ...

[dmac_bolt]

Maybe a reason not to reach for a guard in round 1 next draft of a weak IOL class

Cbrother - you are spot on in every thread! you're here, you're there, you're everyf*kingwhere!

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[CanadianBoltFan]

Cbrother - you are spot on in every thread! you're here, you're there, you're everyf*kingwhere!

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LOL

[AFboltfan]

Harbaugh is not meddling with the offense anymore than he is with the defense which is not at all. He’s a real HC, he delegates and lets his people work. He takes ownership for the bad stuff and deflects credit for the good stuff on his staff as the leader of the team, but he’s not micromanaging. He trusts his people completely, unfortunately Roman doesn’t deserve that type of trust. Harbaugh’s fault lies in bringing his friend on board…will he force Roman out like his brother did in Baltimore? I can’t imagine he will. In the meantime Roman only cares about himself because he’s okay gambling with the offense’s fortunes so long as he gets to impose his will on his players. He’s nothing like Harbaugh or Minter, they know and accept compromise…there’s a reason roman was on the street with zero prospects until Jim got the job.

Yet again, you know these things how? Having an opinion is one thing but stating said opinion repeatedly as fact is another. Nobody even said "meddling" meddling is not the right term, I said collaborating. I understand not liking Roman or how he calls a game, but to just make shit up and present it as fact does nothing for your argument.

[BigBad]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOMGelbZf7k

[richpjr]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOMGelbZf7k

I'm confused...Chase is breaking down plays talking about the excellent route concepts and play designs. But this is a Roman offense???? WTF???

[Boltjolt]

I'm confused...Chase is breaking down plays talking about the excellent route concepts and play designs. But this is a Roman offense???? WTF???

Looks like recievers are 'schemed' open to me.