LinvilleGorge

Tannehill has to be the most forgettable near 35k yard, 200+ TD QB in NFL history. I mean, I see the stats. I recognized the face and name. But I can't remember literally anything about his actual play. Not a single play, game, or season comes to mind. He was just... there.

I mean, Maye is probably winning the MVP this year. You mean even more of a machine than MVP? Well, that's fuging terrifying

Yeah, Herbert is getting pressured a lot but honestly he's also missed a lot of throws and made bad decisions to throw a low probability ball when he probably should've just scrambled. Once they got in must throw situation it was over. The Pats just teed off.

Herbert has to stop throwing these short passes to the middle of the field. You're gonna run out of time. That guy is only running that route in case they run prevent and there's an opportunity to dump it off and run for 20 and get OB. When he's gonna get tackled immediately you can't throw that.

When something is working you should do it until they stop it.

The Chargers desperately need to address their OL. Sign guys, draft guys. They need dudes.

Yeah, their D has played really well tonight. Their offense has just done jack poo.

I think Herbert's overrated but the guy hasn't had much of a chance tonight. This D is on his ass like white on rice. The difference in tonight's game is that Maye has handled that situation better than Herbert, his experience at UNC having him well prepared for it. LOL

Strip sack fumble, that's game.

Putting the Chargers in a situation where they need two TDs feels insurmountable given their offensive struggles so far tonight.

Will Campbell has had a very good rookie season at LT but he's having a very bad night tonight.

Handing the ball to RBs is just no working tonight for either team. QB scrambling is about the only running happening.

Herbert probably should've just ran that.

Officiating in the playoffs has been fuging horrendous. One play after replay bizarrely gifted the Chargers a first down the refs miss a clear blow to the helmet of Herbert that should've been a penalty. Well, it shouldn't be but per the rule as written today it is.

Nijman just became a priority re-signing and OT is a potential early round draft pick considering this injury and Moton (and Nijman's) age.

That was an absolutely idiotic play from Herbert and they're very lucky it didn't result in disaster.

There's always endless excuses. Our UDFA WR had half our #1 overall QB's receiving yards.

Yep, pretty much. Most of Bryce's good games are relatively disappointing games from actually good QBs. I mean, we're all pretty happy that Bryce went 21/40 for 265 a TD and a pick. That's not a good game by good QB standards but it's a pleasantly surprising game for Bryce.

Unfortunately, as far as Bryce is concerned this year was my worst nightmare. Alll I wanted put if him this year was a definitive answer. Just completely suck or blossom and bloom, don't leave us stuck in this gray area. Now, IMO we got the definitive answer. There's just way too much subpar play. But fir an organization stil desperately trying to cling to him he showed them enough that they're gonna keep clinging and the end result is likely staying stuck in QB purgatory.

He's a limitation of the offense. There's just no way around it. Seems like a great guy he's just really physically limited. That isn't going to change. It's the one aspect of sports you can't change. Your physical tools just are what they are. Every team cuts guys they hate having to cut every single year because they have literally everything you want in a player and member of your locker room except for the birth given raw physical talent. Bryce just doesn't have the physical talent to be a successful starting QB. Your offense is just too handcuffed at the most important position on the field. We've seen what Bryce at QB is going to be. A handful of good games a year, a handful of plays here and there, but mainly below average to bad play. Bryce as the backup? Honestly, hell yeah. Sign me up for that. Bryce as the starter? I mean, we've seen it.

That should've been offensive pass interference

Alright, now we gotta game.

How did the Bears not recover that fumble? Yikes, they needed that

I just don't understand a straight drop back pass play in 4th and 1. I'm fine with keeping it in the hands of an athletic QB but you gotta lut him on the move with a run pass option look.

Even of McDaniels doesn't get another HC job he'll take an OC job for a team that's bringing him in to implement and run his offense. He's not coming here to call plays for Canales' offense.