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  • blueman
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    Let’s see what the coaches can do with the extra week. Hopefully Ekeler is back, and QJ and Clapp are more comfortable. Also be nice if the D gets Bosa and James back.

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    • Velo
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      Three Chargers are in the top 5 in three key stat categories on both sides of the ball.

      Justin Herbert is the #5 QB in the league with 1106 yds
      Keenan Allen is the #4 WR in the league with 434 yds
      And Khalil Mack leads the league in sacks with 6, tied with TJ Watt and Josh Allen. KM of course got all his sacks in one game yesterday.

      The Chargers are also top 5 in three team stat categories, again, on both sides of the ball.

      They are #5 in passing with 269 yds per game (7th in total offense, 388.8 yds per game)
      They lead the league with the Bills in sacks, with 16.
      Their +5 in turnover differential is 4th in the league.

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      • Xenos
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        Originally posted by Velo View Post
        Assuming Fehoko will be ready to contribute in two weeks when the Cowboys come to town.

        What about Guyton? Will he be able to play?

        If the Chargers win one of the next two against the Cowboys and Chiefs I'll be happy. That is the toughest two-game stretch on the schedule.

        The Chiefs don't look all that formidable right now. Two their three wins were by one score. The only team they beat soundly was the 0-4 Bears.
        Not having Linsley for the next two games is going to be tough. We definitely have a chance against both teams though. I just see our defense having a better game against Dallas than the Chiefs.

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        • Lone Bolt
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          Originally posted by Xenos View Post

          Not having Linsley for the next two games is going to be tough. We definitely have a chance against both teams though. I just see our defense having a better game against Dallas than the Chiefs.
          Yea...maybe I missed something...but not sure Linsley IS coming back...like, ever...
          Adopted Bolt: Scott Matlock

          Final prediction: Latham OT, Colson LB, Sainristil CB,Rice WR, Zinter OG, Nourzad OC, MacLachlan TE, Vidal RB, Lovett DT

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          • Lefty2SLO
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            Originally posted by Velo View Post
            Three Chargers are in the top 5 in three key stat categories on both sides of the ball.

            Justin Herbert is the #5 QB in the league with 1106 yds
            Keenan Allen is the #4 WR in the league with 434 yds
            And Khalil Mack leads the league in sacks with 6, tied with TJ Watt and Josh Allen. KM of course got all his sacks in one game yesterday.

            The Chargers are also top 5 in three team stat categories, again, on both sides of the ball.

            They are #5 in passing with 269 yds per game (7th in total offense, 388.8 yds per game)
            They lead the league with the Bills in sacks, with 16.
            Their +5 in turnover differential is 4th in the league.
            And yet we've struggled to a 2-2 record, and the 2 teams we beat are a combined 2-6 currently. You'd think with these types of stats we'd be doing better . . . . . . . . What's holding us back?

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            • Velo
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              Originally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post
              What's holding us back?
              Defensive let downs in crucial moments. Those two losses were by a total of 5 pts.

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              • richpjr
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                Originally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post

                And yet we've struggled to a 2-2 record, and the 2 teams we beat are a combined 2-6 currently. You'd think with these types of stats we'd be doing better . . . . . . . . What's holding us back?
                Because winning games is hard?

                The Chiefs are 3-1 but have lost to the one team they played with a winning record and the 3 teams they beat are a combine 3-9. Why is Mahomes only #10 in the league with 1006 passing yards? Why is Travis Kelce not in the top 50 receiver/TEs in the entire league in yards and has zero TDS? Wouldn't you expect those numbers to be better? What's holding them back?

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                • Boltgang74
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                  Originally posted by richpjr View Post

                  Because winning games is hard?

                  The Chiefs are 3-1 but have lost to the one team they played with a winning record and the 3 teams they beat are a combine 3-9. Why is Mahomes only #10 in the league with 1006 passing yards? Why is Travis Kelce not in the top 50 receiver/TEs in the entire league in yards and has zero TDS? Wouldn't you expect those numbers to be better? What's holding them back?
                  Come on man.Its the Superbowl champ,Division Rulers.How bout this,anyone of us here think the Queefs won't go deep in the playoffs Again this year?Now how many of us truly believe our team will?We look seriously shakey this year.

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                  • chargeroo
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                    Originally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post

                    And yet we've struggled to a 2-2 record, and the 2 teams we beat are a combined 2-6 currently. You'd think with these types of stats we'd be doing better . . . . . . . . What's holding us back?
                    I don't think our team is really in sync yet - on either side of the ball. On offense we see them move the ball smartly, put up some points, and then they seem to quit making a key play here and there and it's three and out for the 3/4 series. They need to be more consistent.

                    On defense, the front four has been pretty consistent but the db's have been giving up the big plays. In yesterday's game, even the special teams were a bit off. We could use a better punter.

                    Now we'll have a period of adjustment with Williams out. QJ was unimpressive in his first game as number three. Getting Ekler back would sure help, he does some great things with those outlet passes. If Guyton is ready for the Cowboys we could surprise them with some deep passes.
                    THE YEAR OF THE FLIP!

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                    • charger1_sj
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                      Originally posted by richpjr View Post

                      Because winning games is hard?

                      The Chiefs are 3-1 but have lost to the one team they played with a winning record and the 3 teams they beat are a combine 3-9. Why is Mahomes only #10 in the league with 1006 passing yards? Why is Travis Kelce not in the top 50 receiver/TEs in the entire league in yards and has zero TDS? Wouldn't you expect those numbers to be better? What's holding them back?
                      Where have you been? KC lost their top 2 WR from last year. The guys they have now are not even average. That's why he only has 1006 yards, Kelce didn't play in game 1.
                      He's came back from injury in game 2. He has 2 TDs not 0. The NY Jets are one tough defensive team. They are 3-1 and on top of the AFC West. Nothing is holding them back.
                      It's not about stats it's about wins and losses.

                      KC is vulnerable this year. If only we get our s**t together we would overtake them. But par for the course we've lost MW and maybe Linsey for the year and it's not even week 5

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                      • OG619FrightninLightnin
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                        I think a lot of fans set themselves up for anger/disappointment by predicting wins and margin of victory (probably a result of fantasy football) Case in point the Dolphins game.

                        The LAC were extremely short handed against a desperate divisional rival.

                        No style points at this level. Get wins and fine tune as we go.

                        The Chefs are winning ugly/lucky/rigged, they can be had by 1 point or 20. Just win.

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                        • wu-dai clan
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                          Originally posted by Velo View Post
                          Three Chargers are in the top 5 in three key stat categories on both sides of the ball.

                          Justin Herbert is the #5 QB in the league with 1106 yds
                          Keenan Allen is the #4 WR in the league with 434 yds
                          And Khalil Mack leads the league in sacks with 6, tied with TJ Watt and Josh Allen. KM of course got all his sacks in one game yesterday.

                          The Chargers are also top 5 in three team stat categories, again, on both sides of the ball.

                          They are #5 in passing with 269 yds per game (7th in total offense, 388.8 yds per game)
                          They lead the league with the Bills in sacks, with 16.
                          Their +5 in turnover differential is 4th in the league.
                          This should all bode well for the Chargers.
                          Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

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