Originally posted by chargeroo
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Chargers @ Texans Pregame Thread (Week 4)
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Originally posted by Velo View PostColin Cowherd was talking about the Chargers injuries, yesterday I think. The other pundits on his show were saying the injuries were too numerous and significant and the Chargers are not going to be able to overcome it. They were comparing the Chargers this season to the Ravens last season. But Cowherd said a team can overcome injuries depleting talent if they have an A-list QB and A-list coaching. As long as Herbert is still playing, they have A-list QB. It remains to be seen whether the Chargers have the coaching to match.
I agree with that point of view. We are going to find out how good of a coach Staley is (or is not) in these coming weeks.
..Bot I agree, Herbert is a big deal and Staley needs to right his ship.
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Originally posted by chargeroo View Post
But, now he's going to have a rookie at LT. He'll be cautious until he see's if Salyer can hold his own. It would sure ease things if Linsley and Allen are ready to play.
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Originally posted by sonorajim View Post
Playing vs the weakest run D in the NFL, running the ball aggressively makes sense - and - takes some pinch out of their pass rush.
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Originally posted by Velo View PostExpect to see Herbert be more aggressive against the Texans. Lombardi admits he was a bit too cautious with his play-calling v the Jags, wanting to protect Herbert, but feels now that he was over-protective, and that he learned from it and it won't happen again.
The Chargers admit they altered their offensive approach to project injured quarterback Justin Herbert against the Jaguars, and it cost them. They won't be so timid against Houston.
“I probably was a little cautious at first, wanting to see how it was going. I think he was fine. I should have listened and internalized what he was saying and how he was feeling a little bit more.”
Lombardi was asked if the doubt surrounding Herbert’s health also affected the rest of the offense.
“I’m not sure,” he said. “We didn’t play well. Could have been a lot of factors that went into that. But certainly not going to be an excuse this week.”Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.
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