It’s time to discuss the Chargers

[Deberg_1990]

Start everyone to keep them fresh?

Justin Herbert is legit!

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

No Bosa, Allen, Ingram, Heyward, Henry, and more for LA.

This game will be highly competitive, and I’d probably pick Kansas City.

Are they actually injured or just not give a damn?

They do know its the last game of the year, right?

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Almost assuredly. He gakked up this season. Or more precisely, he was personally responsible for at least three losses by his ineptitude as a HC.

I bet they keep him. Herbert saved his job.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by KChiefs1

For this game. Not long-term. I probably should have clarified that.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Are they actually injured or just not give a damn?

They do know its the last game of the year, right?

Allen and Ingram are hurt, I think. Not sure about the rest of them.

[RaidersOftheCellar]

I’d rather see Matt Moore.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar

I’d rather see Matt Moore.

Reids rationale for preferring Henne over Moore is one of the most intriguing mysteries surrounding this team... Moore passed a major test with flying colors, he was instrumental in our championship

I definitely don't get it, but the difference must be substantial in Andys eyes

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Reids rationale for preferring Henne over Moore is one of the most intriguing mysteries surrounding this team... Moore passed a major test with flying colors, he was instrumental in our championship

I definitely don't get it, but the difference must be substantial in Andys eyes

Purely guessing, for the sake of continuing the conversation, that Henne is the more complete QB, so Andy doesn't have to hold his hand as much, as far as play-calling is concerned. That may be a significant factor considering that almost none of the starting receivers (all?) won't be playing in this game. Gotta have a more consistent QB running things when you're dealing with a lot less talent on the field?

[crispystl]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

It could be 5 on Bosa and the OL would probably still get its ass beat.
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And he would stuff the run too lmao.


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[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Purely guessing, for the sake of continuing the conversation, that Henne is the more complete QB, so Andy doesn't have to hold his hand as much, as far as play-calling is concerned. That may be a significant factor considering that almsot none of the starting receivers (all?) won't be playing in this game. Gotta have a more consistent QB running things when you're dealing with a lot less talent on the field?

Thats as good of a stab at it as I've seen offered

But Moore going 2-1 during a crucial stretch, with some nice highlight throws along the way had me convinced he was the new #2

Reid see's it differently so who the hell am I to argue, but I'd really love to hear him actually explain the nuance's of that decision

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

For this game. Not long-term. I probably should have clarified that.

I know your hate for Herbert runs deep but that was even worse than that.

[Chris Meck]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Reids rationale for preferring Henne over Moore is one of the most intriguing mysteries surrounding this team... Moore passed a major test with flying colors, he was instrumental in our championship

I definitely don't get it, but the difference must be substantial in Andys eyes

I don't get it either.

And Moore's skillset more closely resembles Mahomes.

Let me clarify-he is not in the same stratosphere of course.

But as far as mobility, and aggressiveness. Henne's kind of a statue type pocket passer.

I'm really not sure why Moore didn't get some calls after the way he played last year. He played much better than a lot of starting QB's. I mean I know he's long in the tooth, but damn.

It must be the gigabytes.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

I don't get it either.

And Moore's skillset more closely resembles Mahomes.

Let me clarify-he is not in the same stratosphere of course.

But as far as mobility, and aggressiveness. Henne's kind of a statue type pocket passer.

I'm really not sure why Moore didn't get some calls after the way he played last year. He played much better than a lot of starting QB's. I mean I know he's long in the tooth, but damn.

It must be the gigabytes.

Yep, having a better grasp of the X and O side is the only thing that really makes sense

[pugsnotdrugs19]

My theory is that Andy doesn’t trust either Henne or Moore to color outside the lines too much, and he trusts Henne more to just run the actual offense as intended.

Hopefully it never happens, but in fairness to Henne, he never has gotten to play with the full set of weapons to prove what he can do there.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

My theory is that Andy doesn’t trust either Henne or Moore to color outside the lines too much, and he trusts Henne more to just run the actual offense as intended.

Hopefully it never happens, but in fairness to Henne, he never has gotten to play with the full set of weapons to prove what he can do there.

Henne never had a lot of things. And didn't he have to play for Gase at one point? That right there forgives a lot of things as far as Henne goes, in my book at least.

[Chris Meck]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Henne never had a lot of things. And didn't he have to play for Gase at one point? That right there forgives a lot of things as far as Henne goes, in my book at least.

Him AND Moore.