01-21-2008, 03:45 AM
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In the Starting Line-up
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 4,629
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Re: Good luck in the Super Bowl
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Originally Posted by RhodyPatriot
Thanks Charger fan. Your team took a giant leap forward in my opinion. True grit by Rivers, he won himself a ton of respect in his own room and around the league with his performance which is huge for a young QB. Your team grew up a lot this seaon and that will payoff down the road for you.
The one problem you do have is LT. No doubt in my mind he's lost the respect of all his teammates after his chicken little routine 2 weeks in a row. Media around here commented on how Rivers was limping noticably when getting off the team bus, when seen walking in the hotel etc yet he manned up and played. LT was given a clean bill of health via an MRI and he sits 2 weeks in a row. LT is a great talent but he's not a winner. Other than him though your team is young and good and you'll make the big dance one of the years and soon.
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yeah i think that may be a story that might develop
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“The question has to be asked: How many guys in here would actually go out there and play?” linebacker Matt Wilhelm said. “He understood the repercussions of it but he also understood that if we pulled this out that he was a hero for years and years.”
It nearly happened. Rivers was 19-of-37 for 211 yards and led the Chargers downfield on several occasions, although he was unable to produce a touchdown. He threw two interceptions, one that proved very costly, although that one was more the result of a great play by cornerback Asante Samuel than it was a poor play by Rivers, who was hit as he was throwing.
“Kind of an unfortunate play, really,” Rivers said of that interception. “The second one (by Ellis Hobbs) was just a silly decision on my part.”
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