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The Chargers can't lose three in a row. Miami is no push over at home, if we recall they beat the Chargers there last season. One play from beating GB.
Worst medical and S&C staffs in the league by far. This many critical injuries year in, year out isn't a fluke. This is the organization that kept Dr. Chao employed for years after he was exposed as a fraud, and only fired him under pressure from the players' union.
The Chargers can't lose three in a row. Miami is no push over at home, if we recall they beat the Chargers there last season. One play from beating GB.
Miami wins by 3.
Miami one of the best HD in the league, the last three seasons....7-3.
Damn that's pretty ed up. Nice ownership
Isn't Miami the favorite though?
Let's not laud our health staff...they have yet to produce a healthy squad for a season (yes I know injuries are inevitable...but it seems like someone is always dropping)!Damn that's pretty ed up. Nice ownership
Yeah we're pretty beat up right now, hopefully we can get the main pieces back before the gauntlet of .
No one man should have this much swag:
Felipe Rios
looks like farva from super troopers
Football Baby picked the Dolphins this week
for some reason I lost CBS signal this morning so I was spared from watching that debacle.
The Chargers are SEC ready!
Football baby strikes againFootball Baby picked the Dolphins this week
I'm jumping on the bandwagon this week, Chargers will surely put up many many points on the Raiders, I will even be starting Keenan Allen AND Ryan Mathews in a 10 team league with the playoffs still in question
i don't like either play tbh. the raiders are actually solid against the run in terms of YPA... and Mathews will be eased back. i don't think he'll get high volume. I expect Oliver to do better with the screen game, which the raiders have been terrible against.I'm jumping on the bandwagon this week, Chargers will surely put up many many points on the Raiders, I will even be starting Keenan Allen AND Ryan Mathews in a 10 team league with the playoffs still in question
Allen's production this seasons has depended on the playcalling. in his most successful games this year they were drawing up all the high% plays just for him (like quick hits, bubble screens, short hitches)... he has struggled to get separation on downfield routes, which is why his yards per catch are pretty low
i drafted Keenan in one of my leagues but dumped him off for Josh Gordon after his 1 good game. looks to have been the right move
Jason Verrett is done for the year.
2015 was the year we were going for anyways
Will Frank Reich-McCoy give Oliver some screens or continue to line him up alone, 7 yards deep in the backfield for some smashmouth up the gut football.
For the auto 2 yard loss.
I'm jumping on the bandwagon this week, Chargers will surely put up many many points on the Raiders, I will even be starting Keenan Allen AND Ryan Mathews in a 10 team league with the playoffs still in question
I'm expecting a repeat of the embarrassment last year when we lost to Terrelle Pryor at home. I'm actually hoping for it, since tanking and losing out is preferable to the current 7-9 win no man's land.
The Chargers coming off a bye at home vs one of the weakess teams in the league, what's not to like? Losing at Miami/Denver and a good KC team is a whole other deal. The Raiders are 2-19SU on the road their last 22.
For someone who loves "spots," you think you'd know that we haven't won after a bye since 2010. And all of our losses after the bye week in recent years have been to ty teams (Jets, Browns, Redskins). We also barely squeaked past the Raiders in Oakland, and our defense is garbage.
All that matters is how the Chargers do under McCoy. Last time you played the Raiders at home 27-13. And they had won 4 games not...0.
The Chargers have the Raiders and Rams back to back at home. They know they must win these two because after that.......wow!!!!!! If the Chargers can beat Seattle at home............................
guess i was wrong about the RB's. still, Mathews only ended up with 8.5 points in PPR leagues, which is pretty lousy.
Keenan Allen wasn't terrible, ended up with 14.3 PPR points, but I stand by my assessment of him. The guy can't get open. The only way he stays productive is if the Chargers keep forcing him little baby targets off of 1 step drops. 8 yards per catch today... 13 targets and only netted 63 yards
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