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I always think Jason Campbell's career is kind of sad and he could have been something with better coaching/luck. poo poo Washington years with washed up Joe Gibbs and whatever Jim Zorn was, he at least had Hue at Oakland (and those were probably his best years) but the roster was a complete mess, then he went to Chicago as a backup and Cleveland. Like, that's a recipe to make Well that's going too far, but it's at least a recipe to ruin what might possibly have been an above average quarterback's career.
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Rivers at one point had a 13-4 record against Kansas City. Then the last three years happened.
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I'm not complaining at all but holy poo poo how did San Diego come away with not even appearing in a single Super Bowl during the LT/Rivers/Gates era? loving seriously...how?
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Black Sunshine posted:I'm not complaining at all but holy poo poo how did San Diego come away with not even appearing in a single Super Bowl during the LT/Rivers/Gates era? Marty was under some sort of gypsy curse in the playoffs. Then the Spanoses and AJ Smith took over from there and it was...well...over. I still think Marty is the only guy who could lose a playoff game on a play where his team comes up with a huge interception.
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Black Sunshine posted:I'm not complaining at all but holy poo poo how did San Diego come away with not even appearing in a single Super Bowl during the LT/Rivers/Gates era? Marlon McCree
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“Anytime I get the ball I am going to try and score regardless," said McCree. "Troy Brown stripped it. He made a great play, and I was trying to make a big play. (In) hindsight I don't regret it because I would never try and just go down on the (ground). I want to score.” Hahahahahahahaha
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It was the most painful loss I've ever watched as a Chargers fan. The fact that I had just moved back to California after a long term relationship ended probably didn't help.
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The only thing that stopped me from jumping off a bridge after the Tampa Bay travesty were the Terry Tate Office Linebacker commercials!
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This is the dumbest thing I've ever seen but it deserves to go in this thread. 
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Grittybeard posted:This is the dumbest thing I've ever seen but it deserves to go in this thread. This is really really really dumb and i laughed like an idiot Then I watched this- http://derekcarrmusic.com/#two warcrimes fucked around with this message at 10:53 on Sep 21, 2017 |
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Sep 21, 2017 10:38
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a neat cape posted:Rivers at one point had a 13-4 record against Kansas City. There is a San Diego reporter that is doing a story about all the San Diego Charger fans who are becoming Chief fans. one of us one of us
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Now that the Raiders and Chiefs are both good again I wonder how many fans will die when they play at Arrowhead?
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:Now that the Raiders and Chiefs are both good again I wonder how many fans will die when they play at Arrowhead? I intend to do my part. 
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Black Sunshine posted:“Anytime I get the ball I am going to try and score regardless," said McCree. "Troy Brown stripped it. He made a great play, and I was trying to make a big play. (In) hindsight I don't regret it because I would never try and just go down on the (ground). I want to score.”
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a neat cape posted:It was the most painful loss I've ever watched as a Chargers fan. The fact that I had just moved back to California after a long term relationship ended probably didn't help. Do you think the Chargers would have beaten the Colts?
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:Do you think the Chargers would have beaten the Colts? Absolutely
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:Do you think the Chargers would have beaten the Colts? I do. That Chargers team was really loving good, defense was their weak point and the D was still pretty good. Way better than the Colts at the least.
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The Chargers had home field advantage throughout those playoffs. They would have beaten the Colts.
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I dunno. A Patriots offense featuring Reche Caldwell, Jabar Gaffney and the ghost of Troy Brown beat the Chargers. You think the Chargers defense would have been able to handle prime Manning, Harrison, Wayne and Clark?
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Chargers ran a 3-4 that year, didn't they? Manning struggled against 3-4 defenses
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:I dunno. A Patriots offense featuring Reche Caldwell, Jabar Gaffney and the ghost of Troy Brown beat the Chargers. You think the Chargers defense would have been able to handle prime Manning, Harrison, Wayne and Clark? 24 points when you're kind of gifted 7 isn't exactly the worst thing in the world. Plus that San Diego team was pretty well equipped to win a shootout. And the Pats looked way better offensively against eventual champion Colts, who by the way were the #2 scoring offense that year. To the Chargers. e: poo poo, 492 to 427 after checking. So the Chargers were the best scoring offense by a full 65 points over the #2 team in the league. I guess that's nothing compared to what the Pats did the next year but they weren't hatefucking the Redskins and whoever else for petty reasons with the best offense ever. This was a Marty coached team. Grittybeard fucked around with this message at 21:17 on Sep 21, 2017 |
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:I dunno. A Patriots offense featuring Reche Caldwell, Jabar Gaffney and the ghost of Troy Brown beat the Chargers. You think the Chargers defense would have been able to handle prime Manning, Harrison, Wayne and Clark? The Chargers never ever had a problem with the Manning Colts. The pass rush was exceptional, Tomlinson was in God mode. They would have smoked Indianapolis.
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Grittybeard posted:24 points when you're kind of gifted 7 isn't exactly the worst thing in the world. Plus that San Diego team was pretty well equipped to win a shootout. The reasons weren't petty. 
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a neat cape posted:The Chargers never ever had a problem with the Manning Colts. Yeah, I guess you're right about that - now that I think back to when they did play. It's pretty amazing to consider how much that stripped ball changed the future of that franchise. Chargers could have gone on to win the Super Bowl. Then there's no way Marty is fired - at least not for a couple of years. And who knows what they could have done with that roster and competent coaching.
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:It's pretty amazing to consider how much that stripped ball changed the future of that franchise. Chargers could have gone on to win the Super Bowl. Then there's no way Marty is fired - at least not for a couple of years. And who knows what they could have done with that roster and competent coaching. Instead... 
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God drat we make some of the ugliest poo poo (and still buy it)
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Broncos gear is still better looking than Chiefs gear. We have the ugliest gear in the AFCW. 
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The Chargers used to give the Manning Colts fits because they matched up perfectly against them, pretty much. On offense you have an o-line who's main speciality was run blocking and just physically outmuscling most front 7s for LdT, and Indy always run undersized defenses based on speed because they want to get the ball back in Manning's hands as soon as possible. Defensively they were big and nasty on d-line - Jamal Williams was one of the best noses in the league, Castillo and Olshansky were solid 3-4 ends - and fast and athletic at outside rusher between Merriman/Phillips. Donnie Edwards was great at coverage and Randall Godfrey was a vicious run thumper. I mean the Colts lost in '07 and '08 against essentially weaker versions of those Chargers teams - with the caveat that Rivers and other players like Vincent Jackson, Malcom Floyd etc got significant better in '08. So even with Bob Sanders, i'd still say the Colts would've gotten thumped. The real AFCCG that year should've been a Baltimore/SD rematch at Qualcomm anyway. Black Sunshine posted:“Anytime I get the ball I am going to try and score regardless," said McCree. "Troy Brown stripped it. He made a great play, and I was trying to make a big play. (In) hindsight I don't regret it because I would never try and just go down on the (ground). I want to score.” McCree was the dumbest piece of poo poo to ever wear a Charger uniform. gently caress that guy.
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Kull the Conqueror posted:Instead... This was some big drama show and deserves some kind of sad music going on the background.
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Durandal1707 posted:The Chargers used to give the Manning Colts fits because they matched up perfectly against them, pretty much. On offense you have an o-line who's main speciality was run blocking and just physically outmuscling most front 7s for LdT, and Indy always run undersized defenses based on speed because they want to get the ball back in Manning's hands as soon as possible. Defensively they were big and nasty on d-line - Jamal Williams was one of the best noses in the league, Castillo and Olshansky were solid 3-4 ends - and fast and athletic at outside rusher between Merriman/Phillips. Donnie Edwards was great at coverage and Randall Godfrey was a vicious run thumper. drat dude not even mentioning Cromartie. Still not sure how a team can pick off Manning 6 times and barely hold on to win, including benefiting from a Vinatieri shank.
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Afterbirth Aftermath posted:drat dude not even mentioning Cromartie. Cromartie barely played at all in 2006. That 6 INT game was the weirdest game I've ever attended
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Yeah Cro didn't do anything in '06. I forget if he was recovering from the knee injury from college or if he wasn't far enough along crack the corner rotation yet. He was weird in SD, had the mega-interception season in '07 and generally spent a lotta time sucking. His problem was that the Chargers mainly played zone under Fat Ted and Ron Rivera and he wasn't a zone corner at all. He didn't have a huge INT season after 07 but he generally got a lot better after the Chargers traded him to New York. I remember the offense playing like poo poo in the '07 regular season game, basically. That's why that game was close. Durandal1707 fucked around with this message at 12:51 on Sep 23, 2017 |
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That sucks. He's a game changer when he's healthy but he's essentially lost two seasons in a row to knee injuries.
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