Chargers at Packers Game Day Thread / Post Game Reaction (Wk 11)

[richpjr]

Time of possession is going to be a problem if we don’t sustain some drives. Then you realize we haven’t been able to make any adjustments all year.

Or force a punt. We did that one time in 5 drives.

[Charge!]

Chargers usually don't turn it on unless down by 2 scores.

or 3..... this game is very close so Staley will hold down the offense to keep it that way....

crazy how many injuries in this game so far on both teams....

[richpjr]

[Charge!]

interesting how people come up with those stats so quickly?... in could understand during the following week, but there must be a teams of people looking for stuff like that..... lol

[Bolt4Knob]

Time of possession is going to be a problem if we don’t sustain some drives. Then you realize we haven’t been able to make any adjustments all year.

Well time of possession would have been helped if players didn't drop passes. Granted, Allens was at the goal line so how many more plays would they have ran? Well with this running game, probably more than 1

But again, the defense cannot get off the field.

[Velo]

The Raiders are looking inspired.

[Riverwalk]

The Raiders are looking inspired.

New HC. That’s the reset Chargers need.

[richpjr]

Why does it feel like we are down by 10 points???

[Bolt4Knob]

New HC. That’s the reset Chargers need.

It is the reset the Chargers needed - but they won't

The Chargers could lose today and Spanos will be fine with Staley

Packers are averaging 311 yards per game on offense - have over 200 yards at the half. Trending towards well over 400 for the game. A Brandon Staley Defense Special.

[Boltinloudguy]

So with Bosa injured again. Do they release Bosa or Mack in the offseason? Do they try and trade either one to try and get something instead of nothing?

[captaind]

The Raiders are looking inspired.

Dolphins coach looks like he works for the cabal.

[Lefty2SLO]

Some of us warned. But we were told we should shut up and be happy for the win

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