Chargers at Cardinals Game Day Thread | Post Game Reaction (Wk 12)

[cmplxgal]

That early Woods sighting though should give us all we need to see of him in a Charger uniform this year- yikes

Fortunately he was only on the field for 10 defensive snaps.

[cmplxgal]

[WindsorUK]

Fortunately he was only on the field for 10 defensive snaps.

I know, right???? Goodness knows what kind of havoc he who have wreaked had he played more.

[cmplxgal]

But Herbert was sacked four times?

[Velo]

When Bosa returns the Mack dividends are going to start paying off.

[21&500]

Great article.
"You sell it. You sell it. You sell it."

[Velo]

Great article.
"You sell it. You sell it. You sell it."

I know. As soon as the highlights were posted I went back and looked at that play over and over. It was well-schemed but also very well executed. It was over from the second it started, the Cards had no chance to defend the play, it was over in a flash. The offense dictated to the defense what they would do. And they say Lombardi can't scheme anybody open. He schemed Everett open on that play, but the proper execution of the play was the key.

[Velo]

not sure how you feel so in the right here, and 'specially when your go to is to shame other posters....

righteous Christians, righteous hippies, and now righteous forum posters.... stay hungry omBudsman.

The truth is, I am honestly concerned for the mental health of one or two, or three, posters here. When someone goes on a fan board and is miserable in post after post because the team won, it really is better for them, for their mental health, to divorce themselves from the fan relationship.

It's the same if you are in a long-term marriage or relationship with somebody you have grown to detest. You are better off, for your own mental health, to divorce that person than to endure the unending misery for the sake of children, or finances, whatever.

[21&500]

But Herbert was sacked four times?

I think there's a missing sack from a play where Herbert tried to run upfield but was tackled behind the LOS.
I could be dead wrong, going off memory.

[Boltjolt]

Incredibly thankful that you've found that perfect balance and can monitor the rest of the board and set us straight so often. I appreciate that you're willing to invest the time to help perfect us!

Where did I say any off that regardig everyone else lol.

[Bolt4Knob]

I know. As soon as the highlights were posted I went back and looked at that play over and over. It was well-schemed but also very well executed. It was over from the second it started, the Cards had no chance to defend the play, it was over in a flash. The offense dictated to the defense what they would do. And they say Lombardi can't scheme anybody open. He schemed Everett open on that play, but the proper execution of the play was the key.

Ekeler going in motion moved somebody out of the center of the defense
Allen took two players with him
Everett circled a bit to the right - like he said "sell it, sell it, sell it" before cutting left behind the opening left by Allen to be wide open.... Simmons was too far off

Budda Baker was to the left of Herbert -- not even close to the play

[lightsout42]

The truth is, I am honestly concerned for the mental health of one or two, or three, posters here. When someone goes on a fan board and is miserable in post after post because the team won, it really is better for them, for their mental health, to divorce themselves from the fan relationship.

It's the same if you are in a long-term marriage or relationship with somebody you have grown to detest. You are better off, for your own mental health, to divorce that person than to endure the unending misery for the sake of children, or finances, whatever.

Is it just as fair to be “honestly concerned” about people who engage in your own conduct and speech, or should we perhaps avoid the personal insults altogether and keep the debate focused on football opinions?