DrDawkinstein

Nursing some burns he received last week, should be good for Sunday tho

Ok, then come back to the board in 6 weeks when that is relevant.

IMO, this week comes down to HC vs HC. In 2017 the two hottest coaching candidates were Sean McD and Sean McV. Sean McD, the cultural guru with a defensive background Sean McV, the offensive hot rod Teams look pretty evenly matched on paper. Let's see who out-prepares and out-maneuvers who. There can be only ONE SEAN MC

LETS GO!

Absolutely horrible.

@The Wiz already got me on that one! Not that there is anything wrong with that.

And then when #25 is whining about it on the way back to the LOS, Dion tells him "Just tell him 'Good play'" 🤣

Great job, as usual. Love the Fitz shout-out at the end.

2:00 - The McKenzie YAC... Brian Baldinger pointed this out in his breakdown, and it's even clearer here. He pointed out how the rest of the Bills were running and still blocking for McKenzie all the way downfield. You see it here when Singletary comes in and BLOWS UP a guy (#25).

So glad we have him locked up long term. He has that perfect attitude. Funny without being annoying or obnoxious, and fiercely intense when it's time to go to work. Cares about players on BOTH sides of the ball.

The fact they didnt bring him in last week, and he still hasnt been signed by anyone else, is pretty telling.

3:03 @Royale with Cheese gets personally attacked. Welp that was the best 4:47 I've spent since Sunday afternoon. Better than any other coverage or analysis of the game. Loved him talking to Shaq WHILE they are getting into stance.

I KNOW WHO IM GONNA BE! CLOCK IN AND PAY THOSE F#$%IN' BILLS! love it!!!!! 1:30 in. GOT DAM!

I almost made this joke in my first post but wasnt sure how many folks are still around to get it.

Again, we are forgetting that we have an Offense (or at least seem to). Week 1 we ran Josh. Week 2, big change, we slung it deep. Week 3... Another big change. Establish the run with our RBs. Let our badass OL get to mauling. Control that clock and limit Rams possessions. Put the onus on the Offense again and let our LBs heal completely. ???

Gotta upgrade from that 14086 to a 14228

I dont like it, but I can understand what you are saying.

If he was better than he should have been starting going into the game. They'll work it out. Again, I agree it is ridiculous. But it is how it works in the NFL. Cant lose a job to injury. This isnt the first time we've heard it. Wont be the last.

I'm late to the thread but to the question in the title, I say.... HELL NO Dodson had a "nice" game but no where near what Milano or Edmunds brings to the field. If anything Dodson and Klein may be making the best cases as to why we should break the bank to keep Milano and Edmunds. I was never more popular than when I was driving my 79 280Z a few years ago. Old dudes would stop me at every light to talk about the car and want to trade. Almost took one guy up on the offer for his sweet Benz. Then he thought about it and said "Ahhhh, my wife would kill me".

NBA players do it all the time when setting picks, and they arent even wearing pads. I dont know, I hate the rule. But if they are going to call it like this, then WRs better get used to "setting picks" instead of throwing blocks. I think the other big part of the rule is "Facing your own end zone". If you are turned around and running back towards your own end zone, you will get called for it every time, no matter then severity of the contact. THAT is what refs are watching for the most. Which way the player is facing. I still hate it.

That's a fair point and one I can agree with. But those vets in the locker room would also have to think "What happens to me if I get a fluke injury in warm ups?". Then you start sowing the seeds of distrust. The "right" way to manage this is to allow Tyrod to come back and then make the switch right after.

The call against the Bills, the call in the SNF game, and the call last night = ALL bull#### I know what they are trying to protect against, but none of those plays were it. I hate this rule and the way it is being applied.

I agree. I'm sure we all agree. Probably so does Anthony Lynn. And the rest of the Chargers team. It's a stupid "unwritten rule". But they are going to stick to their code since they want to avoid any culture fall-outs occurring around the locker room if you start giving away starting jobs to injury. I'd hope/expect the move gets made to Herbert the week after Tyrod comes back.

The weak link in our D this week was having BOTH starting LBs, who are a huge part of our pass coverage, injured and out. Where did most of Fitz's passes go? Over the middle. Where do we usually have a 6'6" giant with a 10ft wing span, who was absent Sunday? Over the middle.