JSn
Experienced Starter w/First Big Contract
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First, some background:
History of San Diego
Now, l'd like to suggest we examine the things we need to do shut down the classiest team in the NFL.
I think they're prone to mental errors and lop-sided focii (run or pass), but I bet there are better experts than me. I just wanted to get the ball rolling. Can';t bask in the afterglow of a 49 forever.
I suspect we'll see another new wrinkle or two in the D and I think rocking the run-stop is going to be #1. The reason is the degradation of the receiving corps. and Rivers' seemingly aggravated right knee. You know they'll be expecting some serious hitting and to keep Rivers alive, those backs have to get it done. Can we stop this level of run attack?
Anyway, as I said, just rolling the ball. I'll dig more after I get some reading caught up, but I'm curious to see what weaknesses you guys think we can exploit, either mental or physical and where we can gain match-up advantages.
History of San Diego
Now, l'd like to suggest we examine the things we need to do shut down the classiest team in the NFL.
I think they're prone to mental errors and lop-sided focii (run or pass), but I bet there are better experts than me. I just wanted to get the ball rolling. Can';t bask in the afterglow of a 49 forever.
I suspect we'll see another new wrinkle or two in the D and I think rocking the run-stop is going to be #1. The reason is the degradation of the receiving corps. and Rivers' seemingly aggravated right knee. You know they'll be expecting some serious hitting and to keep Rivers alive, those backs have to get it done. Can we stop this level of run attack?
Anyway, as I said, just rolling the ball. I'll dig more after I get some reading caught up, but I'm curious to see what weaknesses you guys think we can exploit, either mental or physical and where we can gain match-up advantages.
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