OL Coach Pat Meyer

[blueman]

Some of us take history into account, others like fairy dust.

Pretty selective history IMO, but carry on with your bad self.

[6025]

Pretty selective history IMO, but carry on with your bad self.

I take it you're still interested in that bridge. $500, you can pick it up in London.

[blueman]

Whatevs. Looking forward to more wins.

[richpjr]

Ok, this is really contrary to what Ghelkin is reporting:

http://www.mighty1090.com/episode/michael-gehlken-on-why-chargers-coaches-didnt-go-to-the-senior-bowl/

He also reiterated that keeping the offensive staff was solely at Lynn's discretion.

Okay, now I get it. Listened to that interview at work and missed the part where Lynn is at the Senior Bowl but the rest of the coaching staff isn't.

[Asela]

He also reiterated that keeping the offensive staff was solely at Lynn's discretion.

Lynn's discretion? Does that translate into: Lynn do you want the job but you have to keep Whiz or you can look for employment elsewhere?

Technically, that still fits the narrative of "Lynn's discretion"

Logically, Whiz is well respected, has a good working offense in place, Rivers doesn't want to have to learn a new offense. It makes sense for all parties.

Recently I heard a player (forget which) talking about Lynn in regards to the difficulty of the move to LA on the players and winning. The player said, Lynn is a "Leader of Men" and its to say the players aren't tough, but Lynn will keep us focused on winning and blocking out the distractions. Lynn makes people tough, mentally tough.

I don't know if that was the company line the player was quoting but it sounded like a move in the right direction, because nothing like that was ever said about McCoy or Norv or June Jones or Riley or Gilbride or Henning...

[Formula 21]

Lynn's discretion? Does that translate into: Lynn do you want the job but you have to keep Whiz or you can look for employment elsewhere?

Technically, that still fits the narrative of "Lynn's discretion"

Logically, Whiz is well respected, has a good working offense in place, Rivers doesn't want to have to learn a new offense. It makes sense for all parties.

Recently I heard a player (forget which) talking about Lynn in regards to the difficulty of the move to LA on the players and winning. The player said, Lynn is a "Leader of Men" and its to say the players aren't tough, but Lynn will keep us focused on winning and blocking out the distractions. Lynn makes people tough, mentally tough.

I don't know if that was the company line the player was quoting but it sounded like a move in the right direction, because nothing like that was ever said about McCoy or Norv or June Jones or Riley or Gilbride or Henning...

Or the Spanii