*** Jets at Chargers Game Day Thread ***

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

Look at Gino's college schedule the last few years, how many time zones has he played in? I bet several and many times. Its a blatant bald face lie!

[sandiego17]

If Geno can't figure out when meetings are because he isn't home, well, maybe "QB" isn't his calling...probably isn't anyway.

[richpjr]

All phones change with the time zone. Silly excuse. Man up, lying just seems stupid.

That was the problem - his phone changed time zones but the meetings by the team are in the eastern time zone, which is really stupid considering that some of these players aren't real bright.

[sandiego17]

Shit, now the nfl is going to make a rule that east coast teams wont have to play in any other time zone, unless the games are in London or Denver. It's only fair.

[Guest]

Shit, now the nfl is going to make a rule that east coast teams wont have to play in any other time zone, unless the games are in London or Denver. It's only fair.

They'll cite Geno as an example - so that they can say that West coast teams can't travel east until game day, because they'll run the risk of West coast players showing up to meetings 3 hours early, and thus creating a competitive disadvantage for the east coast team involved.

[Panama]

Shit, now the nfl is going to make a rule that east coast teams wont have to play in any other time zone, unless the games are in London or Denver. It's only fair.

If this had happened to Eli, yes, but I doubt they change it for Geno.

[Mister Hoarse]

Look at Gino's college schedule the last few years, how many time zones has he played in? I bet several and many times. Its a blatant bald face lie!

Roger Goodell logo:

[thelightningwill]

Look at Gino's college schedule the last few years, how many time zones has he played in? I bet several and many times. Its a blatant bald face lie!

Chase dem crazy bald faces out of town.

[Formula 21]

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SAN DIEGO CHARGERS STATISTICS
San Diego Chargers Snap Counts: Week 5 vs New York Jets
By Richard Wade  @RichardWade on Oct 8 2014, 9:50a 16


Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports
A weekly feature looking at the distribution of playing time for the San Diego Chargers players on offense and defense. This week, we see who contributed to the demolition of the New York Jets.

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As we all knew going into the game Sunday, there was no reason the San Diego Chargers should lose to the New York Jets. Granted, this had never stopped them before, but on Sunday things were as they should be. The Chargers dismantled the Jets in all three phases in a way that I can't remember seeing as a lifelong fan of this franchise. It was truly beautiful.

Let's start by seeing who contributed on offense:

Pos. Name W5 Snaps "% of Total W5" W4 Snaps "% of Total W4" "WoW% Change"
G Chad Rinehart 74 100% 63 100% 0%
T King Dunlap 74 100% 63 100% 0%
QB Philip Rivers 72 97% 63 100% -3%
C Doug Legursky 70 95% 63 100% -5%
WR Keenan Allen 63 85% 63 100% -15%
RB Branden Oliver 41 55% 18 29% 27%
T D.J. Fluker 40 54% 63 100% -46%
TE Antonio Gates 40 54% 59 94% -40%
G Johnnie Troutman 40 54% 33 52% 2%
WR Eddie Royal 38 51% 48 76% -25%
G Chris Watt 38 51% 30 48% 4%
TE Ladarius Green 37 50% 0 0% 50%
T Willie Smith 34 46% 9 14% 32%
WR Malcom Floyd 33 45% 52 83% -38%
TE John Phillips 31 42% 17 27% 15%
TE David Johnson 30 41% 0 0% 41%
WR Seyi Ajirotutu 24 32% 6 10% 23%
RB Donald Brown 22 30% 43 68% -39%
RB Shaun Draughn 11 15% 0 0% 15%
QB Kellen Clemens 2 3% 0 0% 3%
Only Rinehart and Dunlap played every snap thanks to Rivers bowing out before the last two plays, Legursky's and Fluker's injuries, and the ongoing competition at right guard. Kellen Clemens saw his first "action" of the season thanks to the blowout. Hopefully, he can get some more kneel down snaps in the coming weeks. The Reich-McCoy offense continues to be very tight end heavy with Johnson, Phillips, Green and Gates all getting at least 30 snaps out of the team's 74.

And as for the defense:

Pos. Name W5 Snaps "% of Total W5" W4 Snaps "% of Total W4" "WoW% Change"
SS Marcus Gilchrist 54 95% 66 100% -5%
FS Eric Weddle 51 89% 66 100% -11%
CB Brandon Flowers 48 84% 62 94% -10%
LB Donald Butler 48 84% 60 91% -7%
LB Dwight Freeney 47 82% 38 58% 25%
SS Jahleel Addae 43 75% 53 80% -5%
CB Jason Verrett 37 65% 0 0% 65%
LB Andrew Gachkar 35 61% 52 79% -17%
DE Kendall Reyes 29 51% 35 53% -2%
LB Jarret Johnson 27 47% 38 58% -10%
DE Corey Liuget 27 47% 38 58% -10%
CB Richard Marshall 27 47% 38 58% -10%
LB Tourek Williams 23 40% 20 30% 10%
LB Kavell Conner 23 40% 20 30% 10%
DE Tenny Palepoi 23 40% 19 29% 12%
DE Ricardo Mathews 18 32% 26 39% -8%
LB Cordarro Law 17 30% 31 47% -17%
DT Sean Lissemore 16 28% 23 35% -7%
DE Ryan Carrethers 15 26% 9 14% 13%
CB Steve Williams 8 14% 5 8% 6%
CB Chris Davis 8 14% 0 0% 14%
SS Darrell Stuckey 3 5% 0 0% 5%
CB Shareece Wright 0 0% 27 41% -41%
Nobody had to play every snap this week, which I think we can all agree is a nice change of pace. Even with Wright missing the game, none of the corners saw over 48 snaps. The fact that Freeney continues to be in the top 5 in snaps is a little bit of a concern since the team can't afford to lose him for an extended period of time. Jerry Attaochu can't get healthy and start taking snaps at Jack soon enough. Also, it's fascinating that Reyes was the only defensive linemen to crack 50% of the defensive snaps.

Mathews gets less snaps than we think. The good news is he's very visible when he's in there. But I love keeping the D line fresh.

Also love the two te offense. And the o line is not getting enough snaps together.

[TTK]

Easier to read version.

OFFENSE:

G	Chad Rinehart	74	100%	63	100%	0%
T	King Dunlap	74	100%	63	100%	0%
QB	Philip Rivers	72	97%	63	100%	-3%
C	Doug Legursky	70	95%	63	100%	-5%
WR	Keenan Allen	63	85%	63	100%	-15%
RB	Branden Oliver	41	55%	18	29%	27%
T	D.J. Fluker	40	54%	63	100%	-46%
TE	Antonio Gates	40	54%	59	94%	-40%
G	Johnnie Troutman	40	54%	33	52%	2%
WR	Eddie Royal	38	51%	48	76%	-25%
G	Chris Watt	38	51%	30	48%	4%
TE	Ladarius Green	37	50%	0	0%	50%
T	Willie Smith	34	46%	9	14%	32%
WR	Malcom Floyd	33	45%	52	83%	-38%
TE	John Phillips	31	42%	17	27%	15%
TE	David Johnson	30	41%	0	0%	41%
WR	Seyi Ajirotutu	24	32%	6	10%	23%
RB	Donald Brown	22	30%	43	68%	-39%
RB	Shaun Draughn	11	15%	0	0%	15%
QB	Kellen Clemens	2	3%	0	0%	3%

DEFENSE:

SS	Marcus Gilchrist	54	95%	66	100%	-5%
FS	Eric Weddle	51	89%	66	100%	-11%
CB	Brandon Flowers	48	84%	62	94%	-10%
LB	Donald Butler	48	84%	60	91%	-7%
LB	Dwight Freeney	47	82%	38	58%	25%
SS	Jahleel Addae	43	75%	53	80%	-5%
CB	Jason Verrett	37	65%	0	0%	65%
LB	Andrew Gachkar	35	61%	52	79%	-17%
DE	Kendall Reyes	29	51%	35	53%	-2%
LB	Jarret Johnson	27	47%	38	58%	-10%
DE	Corey Liuget	27	47%	38	58%	-10%
CB	Richard Marshall	27	47%	38	58%	-10%
LB	Tourek Williams	23	40%	20	30%	10%
LB	Kavell Conner	23	40%	20	30%	10%
DE	Tenny Palepoi	23	40%	19	29%	12%
DE	Ricardo Mathews	18	32%	26	39%	-8%
LB	Cordarro Law	17	30%	31	47%	-17%
DT	Sean Lissemore	16	28%	23	35%	-7%
DE	Ryan Carrethers	15	26%	9	14%	13%
CB	Steve Williams	8	14%	5	8%	6%
CB	Chris Davis	8	14%	0	0%	14%
SS	Darrell Stuckey	3	5%	0	0%	5%
CB	Shareece Wright	0	0%	27	41%	-41%

Nobody had to play every snap this week, which I think we can all agree is a nice change of pace. Even with Wright missing the game, none of the corners saw over 48 snaps. The fact that Freeney continues to be in the top 5 in snaps is a little bit of a concern since the team can't afford to lose him for an extended period of time. Jerry Attaochu can't get healthy and start taking snaps at Jack soon enough. Also, it's fascinating that Reyes was the only defensive linemen to crack 50% of the defensive snaps.

http://www.boltsfromtheblue.com/2014/10/8/6946861/san-diego-chargers-snap-counts-week-5-vs-new-york-jets

[Sec-E4]

The aledged "War Hammer" Defense is based off of having fresh legs :-)

[Gwynning_Spirit]

sounds cool, guy.