Football It's Charger Ball-Washing Season - Page 7

I thought it could be fun to specifically contain all the upcoming Charger predictions in this thread that you know are coming.

This Charger Ball Washing season is going to be especially good. If they keep saying it for twelve years in a row it eventually has to be right one year?

The latest:

.@AdamSchein explains why @chargers QB Justin Herbert is going to be the next Aaron Rodgers.

"Herbert is worthy. It's not crazy to say that Justin Herbert is off to the single-greatest start ever in NFL history at the quarterback position." pic.twitter.com/EcGT0kCBjK
— CBS Sports Network (@CBSSportsNet) May 20, 2022

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This guy's job is Charger ball washing. This evidence should be struck from the record.
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Originally Posted by Kiimosabi:
Check out this chode

S tier QB has never made the playoffs.

Uh-huh.

Charger fans, man.
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Originally Posted by RealSNR:
S tier QB has never made the playoffs.

Uh-huh.

Charger fans, man.

:-)
Ya, we're the worst. :-)
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Originally Posted by sd4chiefs:
More CBS Ball-Washing. :-)

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/r...iefs-slipping/

Ranking NFL 2022 'Triplets,' Part II: Chargers edge out Bengals for top spot; Chiefs slipping

4. Kansas City Chiefs (Avg: 4.5, High: 2, Low: 10)
QB: Patrick Mahomes RB: Clyde Edwards-Helaire TE: Travis Kelce

This is the first time Kansas City is outside the top 2 since 2018, Mahomes' first season as the starter -- and it's likely not due to anything the Chiefs are lacking. There are just a few trios that have become so electric, so quickly, that having a running back whose efficiency has been questionable and a tight end who is on the wrong side of 30 (while still being one of the best in the NFL) was enough to knock them a few spots backward, and to prevent them from getting any first-place votes for the first time.

1. Los Angeles Chargers (Avg: 1.8, High: 1, Low: 4)
QB: Justin Herbert RB: Austin Ekeler WR: Keenan Allen

The Burrow-Chase connection figures to be one of the NFL's best for a long time, and was nearly enough to nab Cincy the top spot in our rankings. As you can see from the average rankings and the fact that both teams only received votes between first and fourth, our panel considered these two teams the clear cream of the crop, a step above Buffalo. Herbert's remarkable first two seasons, Ekeler's breakout as maybe the league's best pass-catching running back, and Allen's year-to-year consistency are likely what earned Los Angeles just a single more first-place vote than Cincinnati, and made the Chargers the No. 1 team in this year's Triplets Rankings.

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Well, they really jinxed that, didn’t they?

Allen is a brokedick (once again), Herbert appears to now be broken also (at least, temporarily) and Ekeler did next to nothing against the Chiefs.

But, yeah, #1 Triplets . . . . . . . . . !

Think I’ll stick with Mahomes, Kelce and CEH. Sorry Chargers. Again.

Oh . . . . . . . Herbert is now 1-3 all time vs. Mahomes. He’s almost as successful as Josh Allen (who’s 1-4 against Mahomes)
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