Week 1 - Post-game Thread

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I’d call up the Texans soon with Chase and a couple no 1 drafts picks ready ready to go

I’d call up the Texans soon with Chase and a couple no 1 drafts picks ready ready to goI wouldn't either way, but no matter what you have to wait for the cases to work themselves out.

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You are not a Dominant DE if u let a rookie kick your ass all game

Washington Football Team QB Ryan Fitzpatrick did suffer a hip subluxation, the MRI confirmed. He’ll be placed on Injured Reserve, source said, but no indication yet that it’s season ending.
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I’d call up the Texans soon with Chase and a couple no 1 drafts picks ready ready to go

Chase Young is amazing bait for any trade that bring us a franchise QB or a few pro bowl quality players that we could fill holes with.

I am not sure Chase Young himself can save this franchise. ITs equal to having a golden heated toilet in your bathroom but your septic system is all jacked up in your back yard. Might want sell that toilet get a normal one and use the profits to fix the septic system out back.

Good:

Run game - 126 run yards, 27 carries, 4.7 ypr. Interior run game looked pretty good. Seems like they got good initial push, made some holes, held the blocks and Gibson looked assertive.

Red Zone D - held Chargers to 2/6

Run D - held them to 90 yards, 26 carries for 3.1 ypr

Gibson - I thought he stepped his game up. Made guys miss, run through some arm tackles, able to go north south maximizing his yards. Smart runner. The fumble was killer and perhaps the biggest MO changer of the game.

Deandre Carter - 3 KO returns for 65 yards, 2 punt returns for 22. He will help in field position battle.

Bobby McCain - looked like a legit player, flashed, nice find by the FO. This guy can contribute.

Terry/Logan - Terry caught all 4 of his targets, Thomas caught all 3 of his targets

Tress Way - solid, 2 inside the 20

Cheeseman - didnt hear his name called = good job rookie

Bad:

7 of Chargers 9 possession got into the RZ - heard this on radio

334 passing yards allowed - Del Rio got outcoached, especially in the first half and the chargers last possession of 15 plays, 72 yards to run the last 6:43 mins of clock time.

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My biggest problem is that the Chargers did what all the teams did to us in the second half of last year. They would move guys around in motion, isolate a good matchup and then just exploit our LBs or our corners play soft.

5:29 left in a 20-16 game, we had them on a 3rd and 16 at their own 12 yard line. Inexplicably Del Rio goes 4 down lineman, 3 LBS ... you put fucking Jon fucking Bostic to drop back into soft zone coverage against Keenan fucking Allen?

you dumb fuck Del Rio .. the chargers OC was getting matchups and targeting your LBs in coverage all fucking day .. with the game on line with your opponent at 3rd and fucking 16 at their own fucking 11 yard line ...

you put the fucking game in Jon Bostics hands to trust him to cover an acre of open fucking field against Keenan Allen and Justin Herbert.

https://www.nfl.com/games/chargers-at-football-team-2021-reg-1

go to the 3:30 mark for the 3rd and 16

Dont we have a ton of hybrid safeties for THIS VERY FUCKING MOMENT?

Should have had collins, curl, maccain, everett, fuller, jackson, st juste plus the front 4 ... instead you put Holcomb and Jon fucking Bostic out there?

Fuck you Del Rio.

This team is not going to deal CY, talk about killing your fan base.. I think he's almost as beloved as ST was.. Seriously

This team is not going to deal CY, talk about killing your fan base.. I think he's almost as beloved as ST was.. Seriously

eh, a few more games where he doesn't show up in big spots and that love is going to seriously fade

I wouldn't either way, but no matter what you have to wait for the cases to work themselves out.

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The minute they do, making a move for Tugs Watson would be the thing to do. If not CY, then anyone else

We all wanted a W to start the season. I'll admit that there was a lot to not like about the game yesterday, but it's unbelievable to me that so many are ready to throw in the towel after a 4 point loss to a real good team.

It's probably actually a blessing in disguise that Fitzpatrick went down. I never wanted him here in the first place. There were better options out there if you weren't going to draft a QB, or roll with Taylor.

Let's see if they can bounce back on Thursday before drawing too many conclusions about how the season will end up.

I'm in no way giving up on the season. My criticisms are solely based on what we saw yesterday. It's a long season and there are always ups and downs.