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Dalevon Campbell and Rocket both scored TDs in the Chargers' 27-13 win over the Saints. Rattler struggled, but the Saints just don't have enough offensive weapons.
He was an Ok college QB with a strong arm but prone to taking sacks and making bad decisions. Probably a little slow to make him a NFL scrambling player. Saints don’t have much to help him and it’s a terrible place to try and make him an NFL QB. I think he needs to be a backup in a better situation.
He was an Ok college QB with a strong arm but prone to taking sacks and making bad decisions. Probably a little slow to make him a NFL scrambling player. Saints don’t have much to help him and it’s a terrible place to try and make him an NFL QB. I think he needs to be a backup in a better situation.
Saints OL is bad but they make up for it with having terrible skill players. There are worse OL in the league but probably not a worse combo of both units.
Always pulled for the Chargers since I lived in San Diego while in the Navy in the early 1990s. They are my new favorite team with Harbaugh at the helm this year.
The afternoon guys on 107.5 said earlier on their show that today is day # 219 since the Athletic Department sent in the waiver request to the NCAA. 219 days...smdh
Never been one to pull for Clemson, but I hope they blow the doors off of LSU and then we put the nail in the coffin on 9/14. Can't stand Kelley and still pissed about us getting totally robbed last year and their flopping QB.
2nd scrimmage tomorrow when some of these position battles will come into focus with va tech prep starting shortly thereafter. the talk according to tbs is shed surratt right now beating out nick sharpe at lg, and tree babalade in a battle with cason henry at rt. we werent small up front last year but we're bigger up front on both sides of the ball than last year particularly in the interior.
We definitely seem to have more "quality" pieces to try and fit an O-line than seemingly over the past 10 years or so. Hopefully, we can find the right combination to anchor an SEC offense. I'm cautiously optimistic this year about the O-line. If I've just jinxed them, that's on me.
as the offense improved down the stretch last year i want to look up if we did a better job of avoiding lost yardage plays. some of that is sellers but was there a significant difference over the start of the year and prior years? the 2nd half vs clemson is the one half i looked up the play by play, only one tackle for loss allowed on 33 plays prior to the kneel down to end the game.