Football Anthony Lynn says Chargers are going back to Tyrod - Page 12

Anthony Lynn elaborating on why Tyrod Taylor is still his starter: "There's a lot we didn't get done with Justin on the field yesterday. He's a backup for a reason." #Chargers
— Daniel Popper (@danielrpopper) September 21, 2020

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I’ve read that a player can no longer sue the organization if they accept team doctor’s care.

.. but I didn’t fact check it and that sounds a bit farfetched so idk.
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Excuses, excuses, excuses. EVERY fucking year for the Chargers
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Lynn is a terrible HC. He's failed and failed with above average talent. Thats their problem.
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Originally Posted by Red Dawg:
Lynn is a terrible HC. He's failed and failed with above average talent. Thats their problem.

That franchise is the league's most consistent underachiever.

Remember those stacked teams from back in the mid-2000s? Crazy talent and nothing to show for it.
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Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
That franchise is the league's most consistent underachiever.

Remember those stacked teams from back in the mid-2000s? Crazy talent and nothing to show for it.

Yup. This certainly isn't exclusive to Lynn. The Chargers had some of the most talented teams I can remember during that time and have nothing to show for it.
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A rookie in his second game threw an interception he must suck flush him
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Originally Posted by Kiimosabi:
A rookie in his second game threw an interception he must suck flush him

For the record, I never said he sucks.

But there's a lot of people out there that are super impressed and I'm not.

You know, that massive middle ground that nobody ever wants to consider anymore.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
For the record, I never said he sucks.

But there's a lot of people out there that are super impressed and I'm not.

You know, that massive middle ground that nobody ever wants to consider anymore.

Yeah, but he's good enough to start and go thru the learning curve. We know what Tyrod brings, and he can manage a game for a good team.. but they should've just kept Rivers if thats the case.
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Originally Posted by Sorry:
Yeah, but he's good enough to start and go thru the learning curve. We know what Tyrod brings, and he can manage a game for a good team.. but they should've just kept Rivers if thats the case.

The difference is that Rivers literally lost games by turning the ball over.

Exactly what Herbert has done.

It may not be pretty or playoff-worthy, but Taylor could have very easily had this team 3-0 just by not throwing any picks.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
The difference is that Rivers literally lost games by turning the ball over.

Exactly what Herbert has done.

It may not be pretty or playoff-worthy, but Taylor could have very easily had this team 3-0 just by not throwing any picks.

You are spot on dude. Even down to the same lame ass excuses the Chargers get. It's like a re-run of rivers ball
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This just in: pic.twitter.com/8hRdYYoqfr
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 8, 2020

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:

Tough Decision. :-)
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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:

Herbert's 3 games:

77/107, 931 Yards, 5TD's, 3 Ints, 72% completion %

Burrow's last 3 games:

91/141, 821 Yards, 5TD's, 1 Int, 64.5% Completion %.

Pretty similar.

There's going to be a lot of good, young QB's in the league for Mahomes to bury in his graveyard.
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Originally Posted by Detoxing:
Herbert's 3 games:

77/107, 931 Yards, 5TD's, 3 Ints, 72% completion %

Burrow's last 3 games:

91/141, 821 Yards, 5TD's, 1 Int, 64.5% Completion %.

Pretty similar.

There's going to be a lot of good, young QB's in the league for Mahomes to bury in his graveyard.

I would say Burrow may have the worst OL in the league or close to it. But to your point, these two will become Pro Bowl type QB’s in the next 1-3 years most likely.

Herbert has to sting for Donkey and Raiders fans.
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