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Four years and 30 mil. No way! Maybe after another couple of seasons.

Hard to believe a Harbaugh-coached team could look so bad.

I mean, Herbert is either getting sacked, pressured, and/or running and over-throwing. This is easily the least satisfying game of the weekend. The Chargers' offense is a dead horse.

I don't know how the Chargers even made it to the dance.

The Chargers O-line is horrible.

Herbert getting pressured, looking rattled, and fumbled again. I understand that the O-line isn't having a good night, but you still have to protect the ball the best you can. When they come, sometimes you have to take the sack to live another day. This has been bad.

Hubbard isn't the problem, if anything it's a lack of a legit passing game. Jonathan Brooks fell way off when Danny Dimes got hurt. When teams just continually stack the box, or simply have stout lines, you can't expect RBs to go off. All that being said, I wouldn't paid Chuba like that either because I see him as more average than anything special. Just another Morgan contract that looked sketchy at the time that have turned out to be relatively bad.

They're big boys that fully understand the dynamics of the game. Just like us, they'll be alright. The worst thing about losing last night was not only losing the game, was losing Ickey. Many repercussions, some that may be long lasting, will happen as a result of his injury.

They were pretty much spot-on...except for that Jacob Coker dude...

We can't go into the season with an illegitimate LT and expect Bryce to actually improve. That's how I feel about any current roster options. BC is convalescing, and he was probably a stretch too. As much as we are talking about pass rush, LT may have just become out biggest need. SMDH.

As I don't think back-dooring exists for winning in the NFL, we don't agree unless you think that too.

Icky's injury changes the dynamics of the draft and/or free agency a lot.

You face the competition in front of you. The phrase "any given Sunday" hasn't endured because it's bullsh¡t. This is the NFL. Too many teams to count win multiple games every year via one score. Hell, the Chiefs made it all the way to the Super Bowl with a preponderance of one-score games. That doesn't move me. It is the NFL, and winning has less to do with logic than hard work and professionalism. Our roller coaster of a season, multiple times losing games we were projected to lose and winning games that we were projected to win speaks to the spirit behind "Any given Sunday." Come on, dude, I never said that we were going to have the dynamics of this season going forward. In fact, looking at all my comments today, I've pretty much said the opposite in so many words. I said that I took issue with that one phrase, not that we will be able to repeat what we did this year and expect to make the postseason. I will say this however, we won't be back-dooring into any wins next year either, regardless of whether we improve or not.

Would love to have Doubs, but I'm afraid that our receiving corps wouldn't be versatile enough. It would be interesting to see how the opposition would handle three pretty good route runners with good size and hands. That would be a dream. I would expect Doubs to be in the slot, but we could actually mix and match.

I mean, I'm proud of the team and how it seemingly overachieved this season, but where do we go from here? We have several holes and positions that need upgrading (including QB), and we have a tough schedule to boot come next season. We've made a stride here or there, but in some ways we are in the exact same place this year as the last.