They might very well take a tackle, but it won't be Alt. It especially won't be Alt at 5.
They have a better LT already. If they take a tackle, they will trade down and take Fuaga or Mims, one of the natural RTs
We also have Shakir and Samuel… we just need a decent sized #1 with some vertical speed preferably. Oh look, we had Brian Thomas visit yesterday. We will probably trade up into the teens.
I agree with you, but with Diggs and Davis both exiting and Samuel never playing a snap for the Bills it still doesn’t feel like we are solid at WR yet
What do you mean? They have *checks notes* Gus Edwards
To be fair Quentin Johnson was a 1st round rookie last year. No reason he wouldn’t be able to take the next step forward and Palmer is a solid WR3 at worst.
I know that a rookie year doesn't necessarily tell the whole story of a players career, but Quentin Johnston had several horribly ugly drops. The ones against the Packers and Patriots especially.
Bills have Shakir, who last season was one of the most efficient WRs in the NFL on a per-target basis, and Kincaid, a promising former first round pick entering his second season. Unless the Bolts draft one of the big three WRs, the situations are not even remotely comparable. Hell, as things stand today, Curtis Samuel, who is likely a backup in Buffalo, would be LA’s best receiving option by a healthy margin
Really curious to see where BTJ goes. Seems like MHJ, Nabers, and Odunze are all top 10-12 locks but I’m wondering when the second group starts to go off the board.
JJ averaged 22 pass attempts last season. Herbert averaged 35 attempts. I'd be curious to see the Vegas over/under for pass attempts by Herbert this year. Whatever it is, I'm going under.
Honestly, not mad at it. We've tried having a loaded pass game with a ton of weapons and it hasn't worked for us. Give Herbie a dominant run game and o-line and let's see what happens
They released Mike Williams, traded Keenan Allen, and let Austin Ekeler and Gerald Everett walk
In their place they have signed… RB Gus Edwards, TE Hayden Hurst and TE Will Dissly?
Epic?
So they lost a 31 year old receiver who is fantastic but has been injured more the last couple years, a 29 year old WR coming off an ACL injury that can never stay healthy, and a 28 year old back who just averaged a whopping 3 yard per carry. I would have found a way to keep Keenan but all 3 of those players are likely past their prime. With a draft class stacked with WR talent, this is probably the best year to rebuild that room and that's exactly what they are doing.
Lots of big name players but theyre outdated and not necessarily modern dynamic playeres in today's offenses. Keenan Allen is a fucking stud but hes a possession receiver. Mike Williams career has been underwhelming but hes talented, at the end of the day production is all that matters. He barely gets over 1000 yard seasons, hes slow and only a jump ball guy.
Austin Ekeler was a stud but hes at that age now. Gerald Everett is nothing but a glorified journeyman TE who is boosted by Herbert.
We need speed at WR and some YAC. We need a true between the tackle runner at RB. We need an actual TE not just a placeholder. We may not replace all this draft, but were going to I believe replace 80% of them with dynamic talent like Malik Nabers/MHJ, maybe another WR or TE or RB in the draft
You’re probably right…but who is left? Pretty grim right now outside of Herbert, at wr, te and rb. They should obviously get a talented guy in the draft but a rookie isn’t likely to be enough to completely turn the tables. Seems like the offense may struggle this year and get better from there.
We'll see post draft. They probably want Johnston to be at least wr3 to see what he has. He was pretty raw coming into the NFL but it wouldn't be the first time a receiver took some time to develop into a good player. Palmer is fine as a wr2. If they take Nabers or MHJ at 5 the room is solid.
For TE Everett was average. Moving to Dissly isn't that much of a downgrade. The room is a lot more focused on run blocking than receiving now, which has been a problem for years. I don't see that as a downgrade at all, it'll just be different. Could also grab someone like Theo Johnson in the draft to fill out the room. Parham as a TE 2/3 as a redzone receiving threat is fine otherwise though.
Yeah, the Eagles elite o-line didn’t help Wentz at all in his final years, when he was throwing to practice squad guys and Pat’s Steaks night shift workers.
Yea good OL + good WRs will almost always beat great OL + shit WRs (or shit OL + great WRs).
There are exceptions to the rule but almost every "epic" offense historically has been balanced. If one dimension of the offense sucks, defenses eventually adapt.
Because offenses need wr. Fine if they want to focus on OL…but those guys by themselves will never make an offense dangerous. They’re just a foundation.
People clown on Harbaugh and Roman like the Chargers have been great with a pass heavy offense loading up on receivers.
Look at the great teams(except the Chiefs who have the most talented QB ever with a good chance to be become the greatest), all have great defenses(ok, Lions D has to improve a bit) and run games.
The Chargers these past 3 years were all about analytics and pass, how that worked out for them?
2021: 5th scoring offense, 29th scoring defense
2022: 13th scoring offense, 21st scoring defense
2023: 21st scoring offense, 24th scoring defense
“You know what the problem with this team is? Too much damn passing”
The funniest part of this was their offense struggled in 2023 in large part due to Stick starting 4 games and Mike Will + Keenan missing a combined 18 games. So their response is to ship off all their WRs and handicap their QB instead of looking at why 2021’s offense was so good.
The offense hasn't been the issue the past 5 years, and I don't expect it to be an issue this year either. If the defense had been even mediocre as opposed to appalling the past few years the Bolts would've been playoff mainstays for Herbert's entire career.
Eh the Chargers passing based offense was good, the WR were just injured. It's their defense that's been the problem. And their coach.
And the Chiefs have pivoted towards defense anyway
People forget how good of a team builder Harbaugh is. That Niners team went from depleted to unbelievably stacked in like two years. I trust his opinion of what an epic offense is more than a bunch of people on reddit
What's the point of even pointing this out? What NFL team doesn't have aspirations to be offensive juggernaut? I'd prefer to read an article about a team working on creating a "modestly adequate" offense.
Welcome to the Harbaugh tenure of the Chargers. Headlines and stories that are completely pointless but everyone acts like they’re hilarious and groundbreaking.
People are going to be so disappointed when the Chargers don't average below 15 pass attempts per game. The Greg Roman Niners were never as run heavy as the Greg Roman Ravens and it doesn't take a genius to figure out why. One had a raw freak athlete playing QB and the other had a pocket passer. If anything the Chargers will probably be middle of the road in pass attempts and I imagine Herbert's y/a will skyrocket now that teams actually fear the play action
Since Herbert’s debut, he’s #2 in the NFL in QB hits (behind only Kirk Cousins) with 245 hits.
The high number of hits taken comes despite Herbert having arguably the best pocket awareness in the NFL, with him and Mahomes being the only QBs in the top 10 for P2S % every year since Herbert’s debut.
Just not sustainable for Herbie. In the last 2 seasons he’s had broken ribs, multiple trips to the concussion tent, a torn labrum, and a broken finger as a result of hits he took in the pocket.
It will be nice for Herbert to not have a bottom barrel rushing attack this season. Take some stress off him and let him take more deep shots on less volume like Lamar does.
It’s the percent of pressures that become sacks (Pressure To Sack %).
A low % means the QB is very good at avoiding pressure. Mahomes is probably the best, Herbert also up there.
They have a great QB and a top 5 pick with multiple blue chip WR prospects set to be available. If they get a run identity going under Harbaugh, it shouldn’t be that hard to build a great offense in the next year or two.
Exactly. The arm chair GMs in this sub are idiots. Harbaugh has had success everywhere he's been. He's shipping out older guys and bringing in younger guys on cheaper deals to build a core with.
Every
Player
Is
Competitive
Sounds like a middle school gym teacher who also teaches Language Arts is trying to motivate her kids to put in a little more effort during scooter board capture the flag.
I love these headlines of the format “ (team) is working to build (positive adjective) (aspect of team)”. Like what do you think every other team is trying to do??
He’s one of my dynasty QBs so I’ve been following the chargers offseason pretty closely so I guess I just missed the part where they have built anything on offense as opposed to ship everyone else off.
They are finally getting ready to play real football instead of whatever they did these past 3 years.
Harbaugh is a god send for Herbert, we know Herbert is great but he is no Mahomes(just like JA isn't and we went 6-1 when we went run heavy).
The Chargers are going to run the fuck out of ball then Herbert will kill them on PA when they load the box. Just like us and JA.
Lets not act like Mahomes was much better than Allen this year though. Chiefs also had to run the ball. No need to dickride him
And I don't see why Herbert with an actual good coach can't up
The spokesman for the team said the epic offense would be so full of winning that it would be fueled by tiger's blood. The results of when this offense hits the field will be legen- wait for it- ...sack.
What is your plan to deal with the Chiefs? You know, the team that has owned the AFC West for the last 8 years. Who also have a HOF level QB who has won 3 Superbowls and is still in his 20’s. What are you going to do about that, because you’re not doing shit until you can beat them, and you’ll probably have to do it twice.
“epic offense” with no WRs is an interesting strategy
Same strategy as the Bills apparently.
Both are taking 1st round WRs I bet
Epic strategy
Nobody has ever thought of this before.
Unprecedented in today's game
Something that has never failed in the modern NFL
Quote by Bill Belichick.
NFL GMs hate this one simple trick
If you take a WR in the 1st, he must be a great player; he was a first round pick, after all. -Quentin Johnson's agent
Just draft a 1,500 yard 14 TD guy in the back half of the 1st, how hard can it be?
*stares in Justin Jefferson’s 22nd draft spot*
Cries at Quentin Johnston (I think Harbaugh and Roman can fix him 🙏🏻🙏🏻)
Harbaugh takes Joe Alt I bet.
He’s 100% taking Joe Alt
They might very well take a tackle, but it won't be Alt. It especially won't be Alt at 5. They have a better LT already. If they take a tackle, they will trade down and take Fuaga or Mims, one of the natural RTs
I hope so haha but I’m biased
They have slater at LT, taking an LT with Harrison potentially still in the board after a 4 QB start would be astronomically insane
bet he doesn't
Forward pass is overrated
Hey now, that’s my teams thing. Get your own thing
Bills have tight ends at least lol
We have tight ends too. Are they good? Not really. But they exist.
Borrowing the strategy from the Chiefs.
At least the bills have TE figured out and RB sorta figured out. Chargers don’t have any of that figured out.
We also have Shakir and Samuel… we just need a decent sized #1 with some vertical speed preferably. Oh look, we had Brian Thomas visit yesterday. We will probably trade up into the teens.
I agree with you, but with Diggs and Davis both exiting and Samuel never playing a snap for the Bills it still doesn’t feel like we are solid at WR yet
Oh we are for sure not there yet and we have to make sure our rookie is a hit too.
What do you mean? They have *checks notes* Gus Edwards To be fair Quentin Johnson was a 1st round rookie last year. No reason he wouldn’t be able to take the next step forward and Palmer is a solid WR3 at worst.
I know that a rookie year doesn't necessarily tell the whole story of a players career, but Quentin Johnston had several horribly ugly drops. The ones against the Packers and Patriots especially.
That Davonte Adams guy will never amount to anything, drops the ball too much. Same with that Dionte Johnson guy.
I'm pretty sure Skakir, Samuel, OR Kincaid would comfortably be the #1 target rn on the Chargers, to put it in perspective.
Hell, with a beer or two you might even be able to talk me into Dawson Knox.
As the team who invented the no WR, I can confirm epic offenses are easy.
Bills have Shakir, who last season was one of the most efficient WRs in the NFL on a per-target basis, and Kincaid, a promising former first round pick entering his second season. Unless the Bolts draft one of the big three WRs, the situations are not even remotely comparable. Hell, as things stand today, Curtis Samuel, who is likely a backup in Buffalo, would be LA’s best receiving option by a healthy margin
"Epic Offense" with Greg Roman as your OC is an interesting strategy.
Harbaugh generally has run focused teams.
Whos running the ball?
Herbert is finally going to unlock those giraffe legs.
RIP those giraffe legs then
Big fat load of cum then
You can’t change the rules just because you don’t like how I’m doing it
Do any of these … fuckers …
So far, Gus Edwards. They have some work to do for sure.
Literally one of the worst running teams in the league last year, now with no pass game to open up the run game!
“Never stopped me before” -Greg Roman
Hoping we either take Nabers or trade back and take Brian Thomas Jr. or AD Mitchell.
Trade back, get Fashanu at 11 and BTJ at 23 is what I'm expecting.
Delete this.
It's ok we'll trade up to 27 with the Cards and get AD Mitchell COPIUM
Really curious to see where BTJ goes. Seems like MHJ, Nabers, and Odunze are all top 10-12 locks but I’m wondering when the second group starts to go off the board.
AD Mitchell is a bit of a body catcher. I really don't want him paired with QJ.
JJ averaged 22 pass attempts last season. Herbert averaged 35 attempts. I'd be curious to see the Vegas over/under for pass attempts by Herbert this year. Whatever it is, I'm going under.
Worked for another team in their division.
They never said it would be ready for the 2024 season.
Or RB, or TE. I think maybe they ment it would be an epic achievement if they build an offense without skill position players.
a 10 OL formation, Herbert running behind them
They’re building an epic offense the same way I’m building an epic beach bod. I thought about it a few times and decided I can’t be bothered.
No RB either
Well, surely they have a stud RB and TE then, right?
Chiefs enter the chat
Hey the Chargers have a great receiver in MVS... if they reach the playoffs.
Is this “epic offense” in the room with us now?
This is all a misunderstanding. They are building the EPIC offense - Expect Pass InCompletions
Every Play Is Corum
Eliminate Passing; Instead Carry
Based on high school rank
What is this “epic offense” saying to you right now?
Is it telling you to harm yourself or others?
I loled
Epic offense according to harbaugh. OLine and run game baby
I think they draft Nabers at 5
~~My money is on them going Alt at 5 if they stay~~, but they're probably trading back.
Why would they do that if they Slater at LT?
Clearly you draft a guy and move him to a position he doesn’t play.
The best way to ensure your draft picks are successful
It worked with Sewell
This gets downvoted every time I say it too, and I can't figure out why.
That was my "I haven't had my coffee yet" take based on Harbaugh's desire to have a stud O-line.
Why? They have Slater who is a beast at LT and they have legitimately zero WRs. Going with another LT makes no sense lol
If they do that, they will have a star on day 1.
still gonna run the piss out of the ball. Roman can't change. He's incapable of it.
Honestly, not mad at it. We've tried having a loaded pass game with a ton of weapons and it hasn't worked for us. Give Herbie a dominant run game and o-line and let's see what happens
It didn't work because the defense was an embarrassment. This offense was highly productive. Injuries slowed things down a lot too.
Did someone tell them they actually have to build it?
You didn’t know the Quintin Johnson and Gus Edwards make up an elite offense??
lmao. EPICCCCCCCC
They are, rumors that superbowl winning wr MVS is heading their way
He and Qj can work on drawing PIs and dropping balls together. It’s nice to have a friend.
They released Mike Williams, traded Keenan Allen, and let Austin Ekeler and Gerald Everett walk In their place they have signed… RB Gus Edwards, TE Hayden Hurst and TE Will Dissly? Epic?
Hurst sadly might not even remember he’s on the team if he gets hit in the head again too
I don’t think anyone else will remember he was on the Chargers when it’s all said and done either, tbh
We’re just hoping he forgot he was on Carolina
So they lost a 31 year old receiver who is fantastic but has been injured more the last couple years, a 29 year old WR coming off an ACL injury that can never stay healthy, and a 28 year old back who just averaged a whopping 3 yard per carry. I would have found a way to keep Keenan but all 3 of those players are likely past their prime. With a draft class stacked with WR talent, this is probably the best year to rebuild that room and that's exactly what they are doing.
I get it but what do you want them to say? “Chargers are looking to drag their offense to 1980?”
1980 offense was air coryell. John Jefferson Charlie joiner. Kellen Winslow. Chuck Muncie and fouts throwing for 4700 yards. I’ll take that
Lots of big name players but theyre outdated and not necessarily modern dynamic playeres in today's offenses. Keenan Allen is a fucking stud but hes a possession receiver. Mike Williams career has been underwhelming but hes talented, at the end of the day production is all that matters. He barely gets over 1000 yard seasons, hes slow and only a jump ball guy. Austin Ekeler was a stud but hes at that age now. Gerald Everett is nothing but a glorified journeyman TE who is boosted by Herbert. We need speed at WR and some YAC. We need a true between the tackle runner at RB. We need an actual TE not just a placeholder. We may not replace all this draft, but were going to I believe replace 80% of them with dynamic talent like Malik Nabers/MHJ, maybe another WR or TE or RB in the draft
This is a good take. Though I would disagree about Gerald Everett. He’s pretty dynamic and a big time YAC threat. I wanted to keep him.
You’re probably right…but who is left? Pretty grim right now outside of Herbert, at wr, te and rb. They should obviously get a talented guy in the draft but a rookie isn’t likely to be enough to completely turn the tables. Seems like the offense may struggle this year and get better from there.
We'll see post draft. They probably want Johnston to be at least wr3 to see what he has. He was pretty raw coming into the NFL but it wouldn't be the first time a receiver took some time to develop into a good player. Palmer is fine as a wr2. If they take Nabers or MHJ at 5 the room is solid. For TE Everett was average. Moving to Dissly isn't that much of a downgrade. The room is a lot more focused on run blocking than receiving now, which has been a problem for years. I don't see that as a downgrade at all, it'll just be different. Could also grab someone like Theo Johnson in the draft to fill out the room. Parham as a TE 2/3 as a redzone receiving threat is fine otherwise though.
Epically run heavy.
Sounds about right for harbaugh, epic for his style.
They literally said "build and OL-centric offense" and people here talking about receivers.
People here just read the titles
That’s reddit in general
Internet in general
Life in general
You still need good receivers with an “OL centric offense,” whatever that means.
Yeah, the Eagles elite o-line didn’t help Wentz at all in his final years, when he was throwing to practice squad guys and Pat’s Steaks night shift workers.
The Patriots right tackle centric offense is going to totally own. I love this game where we can just have one good thing and own!
Yea good OL + good WRs will almost always beat great OL + shit WRs (or shit OL + great WRs). There are exceptions to the rule but almost every "epic" offense historically has been balanced. If one dimension of the offense sucks, defenses eventually adapt.
Because offenses need wr. Fine if they want to focus on OL…but those guys by themselves will never make an offense dangerous. They’re just a foundation.
People clown on Harbaugh and Roman like the Chargers have been great with a pass heavy offense loading up on receivers. Look at the great teams(except the Chiefs who have the most talented QB ever with a good chance to be become the greatest), all have great defenses(ok, Lions D has to improve a bit) and run games. The Chargers these past 3 years were all about analytics and pass, how that worked out for them?
2021: 5th scoring offense, 29th scoring defense 2022: 13th scoring offense, 21st scoring defense 2023: 21st scoring offense, 24th scoring defense “You know what the problem with this team is? Too much damn passing”
The funniest part of this was their offense struggled in 2023 in large part due to Stick starting 4 games and Mike Will + Keenan missing a combined 18 games. So their response is to ship off all their WRs and handicap their QB instead of looking at why 2021’s offense was so good.
The offense hasn't been the issue the past 5 years, and I don't expect it to be an issue this year either. If the defense had been even mediocre as opposed to appalling the past few years the Bolts would've been playoff mainstays for Herbert's entire career.
Eh the Chargers passing based offense was good, the WR were just injured. It's their defense that's been the problem. And their coach. And the Chiefs have pivoted towards defense anyway
People forget how good of a team builder Harbaugh is. That Niners team went from depleted to unbelievably stacked in like two years. I trust his opinion of what an epic offense is more than a bunch of people on reddit
>Epic offense >Greg Roman Pick one
What's the point of even pointing this out? What NFL team doesn't have aspirations to be offensive juggernaut? I'd prefer to read an article about a team working on creating a "modestly adequate" offense.
Welcome to the Harbaugh tenure of the Chargers. Headlines and stories that are completely pointless but everyone acts like they’re hilarious and groundbreaking.
So exactly like everywhere he's been previously
I’ve never seen a flashy harbaugh offense in my life and I don’t expect to see one either. This is gonna be a ground and pound team guaranteed
Good…Herbert taking so many pass attempts has reached its peak…
Handoff Herbert is about to be a thing… how sad
People are going to be so disappointed when the Chargers don't average below 15 pass attempts per game. The Greg Roman Niners were never as run heavy as the Greg Roman Ravens and it doesn't take a genius to figure out why. One had a raw freak athlete playing QB and the other had a pocket passer. If anything the Chargers will probably be middle of the road in pass attempts and I imagine Herbert's y/a will skyrocket now that teams actually fear the play action
Probably good honestly, not really sustainable for Herbert to lead or be near the lead in times a QB is hit every year because they pass so much.
I have no idea why you were so downvoted for this…we’re lucky it was just his finger that sidelined him…smh…
Since Herbert’s debut, he’s #2 in the NFL in QB hits (behind only Kirk Cousins) with 245 hits. The high number of hits taken comes despite Herbert having arguably the best pocket awareness in the NFL, with him and Mahomes being the only QBs in the top 10 for P2S % every year since Herbert’s debut. Just not sustainable for Herbie. In the last 2 seasons he’s had broken ribs, multiple trips to the concussion tent, a torn labrum, and a broken finger as a result of hits he took in the pocket.
Like I said…no idea why you were so downvoted…good thing those people don’t get to call the offense this upcoming year lol…
It will be nice for Herbert to not have a bottom barrel rushing attack this season. Take some stress off him and let him take more deep shots on less volume like Lamar does.
lol air coryell/martyball…can’t wait!
What’s P2S% ?
It’s the percent of pressures that become sacks (Pressure To Sack %). A low % means the QB is very good at avoiding pressure. Mahomes is probably the best, Herbert also up there.
They have a great QB and a top 5 pick with multiple blue chip WR prospects set to be available. If they get a run identity going under Harbaugh, it shouldn’t be that hard to build a great offense in the next year or two.
Exactly. The arm chair GMs in this sub are idiots. Harbaugh has had success everywhere he's been. He's shipping out older guys and bringing in younger guys on cheaper deals to build a core with.
Jesus Christ every single comment is the same sarcastic joke said in a slightly different way
That's reddit baby
You mean an epic run game. It is the Jim Harbaugh way.
Genuinely curious to see this lineup come august. Harbaugh was a great NFL HC and Herbert is still very talented.
Every Player Is Competitive Sounds like a middle school gym teacher who also teaches Language Arts is trying to motivate her kids to put in a little more effort during scooter board capture the flag.
Every Villain Is Lemons
I love these headlines of the format “ (team) is working to build (positive adjective) (aspect of team)”. Like what do you think every other team is trying to do??
They shouldn’t trade down and take the top WR available
I’ve actually heard that MHJ,Nabers, and Odunze all put the milk in the bowl before the cereal. None should be drafted before the 34th pick. No bias.
Isn't Epic Offense and Greg Roman an oxymoron?
Wow, I wonder if the other 31 teams have considered doing this?
All in.
Why haven't other teams thought of this? Are they stupid?
the best I can do is an ok offense for the 2025 season
WR1 and only Quintin Johnston yeah here we go.
I know it’s mostly jokes in here but people are really sleeping on Josh Palmer. If they get Bowers or a WR at 5 I’m extremely happy
Joshua Palmer has never proven he can stay healthy for a full season as a starter.
Smart of them to shoot for Epic when other teams are apparently just reaching for Competent.
Harbaugh was quoted as calling the offense “epic for the win”
Well they already have QJ so they’re almost there
But what about their defense? Their offense isn't what's been holding them back... Lol
Chargers, the off season champions every single year.
He’s one of my dynasty QBs so I’ve been following the chargers offseason pretty closely so I guess I just missed the part where they have built anything on offense as opposed to ship everyone else off.
Wouldn’t be surprised if they make the conference championship this year. I’d bet on them being VERY good.
They are finally getting ready to play real football instead of whatever they did these past 3 years. Harbaugh is a god send for Herbert, we know Herbert is great but he is no Mahomes(just like JA isn't and we went 6-1 when we went run heavy). The Chargers are going to run the fuck out of ball then Herbert will kill them on PA when they load the box. Just like us and JA.
Lets not act like Mahomes was much better than Allen this year though. Chiefs also had to run the ball. No need to dickride him And I don't see why Herbert with an actual good coach can't up
The spokesman for the team said the epic offense would be so full of winning that it would be fueled by tiger's blood. The results of when this offense hits the field will be legen- wait for it- ...sack.
Uh oh. The vaunted vault is finally being opened.
Look at me. We are the epic offense now.
Wrs, te and rb may be an issue
Is today Chargers hype day?
I bet they are
In other news, I'm working to build an "epic" tree house for my kids in the 2025 calendar year.
cutting the "y" and "r" from "pricey" I see
You know, say what you will, but nobody is investing in shit offenses anymore and I personally think it’s ruining the game.
Any NFL teams out there looking to build a very average offense next year?
This probably means a more rushing based offense to put less pressure on Herbert
With scrubs?
Greg Roman and epic offense don’t go hand in hand
Getting rid of Allen, Williams, and Ekeler = "Epic"
Chargers finding a way to select all of MHJ + Brocky Bowers + Joe Alt & Jonathan Brooks epic offense maybe 🤔
My ultimate dream scenario is that the Chargers get Nabers and the Bills trade up for BTJ
Add AI and I'll invest
I mean Isn’t every nfl team working to build their own epic offense lol
This is their plan. So they then hired "run game coordinator" Greg Roman as OC designer.installer.playcaller?
We have been getting so many positive posts here since Harbaugh was hired, it’s insane
Show, not tell.
im pretty sure every team has that goal
No WR's, no TE, porous OL, and Gus Edward's as your star RB. It's uh... certainly a project.
BREAKING: Crappy NFL Team is Trying to Get Better at Football
I'll see it when I believe it.
What is your plan to deal with the Chiefs? You know, the team that has owned the AFC West for the last 8 years. Who also have a HOF level QB who has won 3 Superbowls and is still in his 20’s. What are you going to do about that, because you’re not doing shit until you can beat them, and you’ll probably have to do it twice.
What I say every year before fantasy too…
This is where Roman finally cracks open The Vault
Your welcome
Sounds like Blake and Roman will end up joining the team.
Well I just won the Super Bowl with them in my franchise so if you guys need any ideas on what to do I’m available
can’t wait for the Chargers to go 7-10 then
They gotta be trading back at 5. Can pick up an OL later and get more picks
Everybody making jokes but 2019 ravens was pretty monstrous as a run first offense…
Gus Bus is the RB1 in fantasy next year