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Re: Bill reacts to watching film of Chargers red area offense
He just looked focused to me. Like he's been working hard and concentrating for long hours.
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Re: Bill reacts to watching film of Chargers red area offense
Looked confident to me.
People are talking about the 3-4 versus the 4-3. This game reminds me of the 2004 SB against the Eagles. LT is Westbrook in many ways. The key is to have great LB play to control the run and pass. The big question is if we have the LB to do it tomorrow. If Seau was still active, this would be a no brainer.
As for the the SD defense, are they better than the Bears? We did OK against the Bears.
Bill reacts to watching film of Chargers red area offense
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