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a neat cape posted:http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/25008111/nfl-owners-discuss-viability-chargers-los-angeles-according-sources Move them to Vegas, disband the Raiders, give Canada a professional team.
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a neat cape posted:http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/25008111/nfl-owners-discuss-viability-chargers-los-angeles-according-sources
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a neat cape posted:http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/25008111/nfl-owners-discuss-viability-chargers-los-angeles-according-sources quote:"Each decision throughout this process has been made with the fan in mind, and we think the pricing announced today reflects this fact," A.G. Spanos, the team's president of business operations, said in the news release. 
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Chris James 2 posted:Is there a good Spanos A dead Spanos 
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Chris James 2 posted:Is there a good Spanos Alex got a lot better last week Edit: DAMNIT
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CyberPingu posted:Move them to Vegas, disband the Raiders, give Canada a professional team. The Regina Super Chargers!
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Any Canadian team should have to be called the Rough-Riders.
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Finger Prince posted:Any Canadian team should have to be called the Rough-Riders. Blazers 
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:This move still boggles my mind. The long and short of it is that Dean Spanos is an imbecile. The basics of it are that he tried grifting the city of San Diego into paying for a new stadium downtown, near where the Padres play or thereabouts. The city said no because they don't have a ton of money and Dean's too much of a poor cheapshit to build a stadium for himself, even though Mission Valley is Right There and they easily could've built the new stadium around where Qualcomm is today. He then took the Chargers up to LA and basically alienated the majority of what fanbase they had, which is why almost all of their home games are like 2/3rds the opposing team. Basically Dean Spanos is a petulant little shithead of a person and the move is now blowing up in the team's face, even though they've actually been pretty competitive the last couple of years. I wouldn't doubt it if some billionaire bought the team out from the Spanos family, and moved them back to San Diego, with the mandate of building a new stadium in Mission Valley, by the end of next decade. San Diego would take the Chargers back under new ownership, but there's no way in hell they'd ever do it as long as the Spanoses own the team.
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:What is Mission Valley and why would it have been easy to build a stadium there? I'd imagine this is the location San Diego offered to sell to Spanos if he built a stadium on it for $1, which Spanos called something like a slap in the face. At least I know that's a thing they offered him and he refused in typical Spanos fashion.
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Grittybeard posted:I'd imagine this is the location San Diego offered to sell to Spanos if he built a stadium on it for $1. Isn't it right by Qualcomm, too? Open, properly zoned land, lots of highways, reasonably close to downtown.
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:What is Mission Valley and why would it have been easy to build a stadium there? Mission Valley is the area in San Diego where Qualcomm stadium is located. The land that the stadium and lot that it was built on is already available and ready to be reused. The city itself preferred the Chargers to build a new stadium there instead of downtown SD, because building a new stadium there would've costed the city a ton of additional money, on top of completely wrecking traffic in that area. It would've been a lot simpler and probably better for everybody involved to just build a new stadium on the same lot Qualcomm is on, then demolish that stadium once the new one was done. Dean rejected it because he's a worthless imbecile who was operating entirely in bad faith by that point. Durandal1707 fucked around with this message at 17:14 on Oct 18, 2018 |
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These fans are the all the never Trump republicans who watch the entirety of every autoplay video on facebook.
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CyberPingu posted:A dead Spanos Let me tell you something, I’m from San Diego and I say kill em all!
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Grittybeard posted:Why has Buffalo not signed another quarterback? lindley is probably worse than peterman in that instead of throwing the ball into the dirt he throws them high and those are interceptable. john skelton however, has a 8-9 career record
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hifi posted:lindley is probably worse than peterman in that instead of throwing the ball into the dirt he throws them high and those are interceptable. Check out the stats man, I was stunned. Peterman makes Lindley looks like Alex Smith as far as taking care of the ball is concerned. He did not advance the ball well, but he didn't just throw picks constantly either which seems like a net gain.
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Its Rinaldo posted:Let me tell you something, I’m from San Diego and I say kill em all! Lmao
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If I was rich, Id buy the Chargers, move em back to SD, then build the Spanish Mission Football Stadium like in the concept art floating around
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DariusLikewise posted:RPOs are way down this year, everyone is doing spread concepts with mesh routing or whatever it’s called Are there any good breakdowns of how these route concepts work? I'd be interested to know how they differ from past offenses like WCO
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The Glumslinger posted:Are there any good breakdowns of how these route concepts work? I'd be interested to know how they differ from past offenses like WCO http://breakdownsports.blogspot.com/2015/08/football-fundamentals-mesh-concept-playbook-air-raid-mike-leach.html https://ronmckiefootball.com/air-raid-mesh-concept/ These were the 2 websites I looked at. Mesh isn't really new, Mike Martz was using it back in 2000 and I think it's been in college football since the nineties, but it's definitely been refined. This blog does good stuff on actual NFL teams https://blogs.usafootball.com/blog/6295/how-the-philadelphia-eagles-have-utilized-the-mesh-concept https://blogs.usafootball.com/blog/6264/how-los-angeles-rams-coach-sean-mcvay-uses-the-trips-2-man-stack-formation
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mesh route concepts was something Mike Shanahan was extremely fond of when he coached in Denver, usually in bunched up formations. It's been around for a long time, yeah.
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smartfootball has some good stuff too. RPOs are called packaged plays on the first link. http://smartfootball.com/grab-bag/smart-football-glossary http://smartfootball.com/offense/the-air-raid-offense-history-evolution-weirdness-from-mumme-to-leach-to-franklin-to-holgorsen-and-beyond edit: i'm not sure i'd say there's a axis where RPOs and mesh concepts lie on, mesh is just another extension of the "man breaking" routes where it's easier to jump a route from zone than sticking a corner on a guy and having him trail the route, whereas RPOs try and isolate usually a linebacker or a box safety and make him decide between covering the gap in front of him and the hole in coverage behind him. currently you don't see so many RPOs because not a lot of QBs have experience running option plays. It's easier just to run a play where the receivers end up on either side of a coverage zone and the QB can pick the open one. The smartfootball guy loves those and goes into detail on them under "triangle plays" or something like that. hifi fucked around with this message at 21:03 on Oct 18, 2018 |
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Acebuckeye13 posted:In a shocking turn of events, PFF rankings are dumb and arbitrary: Did the dude running the PFF twitter account finally get less salty? He used to respond to everyone who dared question their dumb bullshit.
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