Had himself a very nice game. he should be proud of what he did tonight.

Didn't notice him getting torched really so that’s great.

From ESPN:

Underrated statistic to know: Justin Herbert's pick-six was a rare one. It's the only pick-six this century that came in the red zone in the fourth quarter of a tied game.

snagged a dude who sees shit on film, digests it, and puts it into practice, in his 2nd game as a rookie

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If this is raw, dude's going to be a superstar.

He did great!

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Man I want to see every angle possible from that play. Want to see player reactions from the sidelines. Want to see fan reactions when it happened. Inject that shit right into my veins.

Not surprising to hear, but we've been preparing for both the Cardinals and Chargers since OTAs.

Means we put half effort into gameplanning for Arizona and still smacked them lol Cards fans gotta be sick

I cant wait to see his full game break down. I know he wasn't perfect but he seemed to be in good position and attempt to make plays on the ball often. when he was on the screen he never looked lost to me.

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">From a junior college in California ... to working at a <a href="https://twitter.com/Wendys?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Wendys</a> in Georgia ... to being the 243rd pick of the NFL Draft ... to making the game-changing play of Chargers-Chiefs in primetime.<a href="https://twitter.com/PSchrags?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Pschrags</a> with the incredible story of <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Chiefs</a> rookie <a href="https://twitter.com/JaylenWatson12?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@JaylenWatson12</a>...<a href="https://twitter.com/ArrowheadPride?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ArrowheadPride</a> <a href="https://t.co/uXiPd6XPVw">pic.twitter.com/uXiPd6XPVw</a></p>&mdash; Good Morning Football (@gmfb) <a href="https://twitter.com/gmfb/status/1570737818724605953?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 16, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Man, when they record those player introductions for Sunday Night Football, he should totally say, "Jaylen Watson, CB, Wendy's"

:LOL:

Yup - he's absolutely proven me wrong there. He looks far more polished than Williams and seems NFL ready. Crazy stuff, man.

Spags can coach him some DBs. Feels like as long as he's our DC we'll be able to round out that CB room with quality players.

Did gay tip the ball?

And holy lord look at Jones's lack of effort. Dude was gassed

Everett there was so gassed, he dropped his mouthpiece and looked annoyed he had to pick it up.

It’s his birthday tomorrow, you know he’s going to live it up.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Anyone remember that Jared Goff Red Bull Prank from 2018? Well Jaylen Watson was one of the players at Ventura College that year <a href="https://t.co/0H9NXAQpYE">pic.twitter.com/0H9NXAQpYE</a></p>&mdash; John Calvin (@motel_kid) <a href="https://twitter.com/motel_kid/status/1570818411017695234?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 16, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Does anyone know what prank they're talking about?

Someone in the game day thread was asking for spags to be fired LOL

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nobody remembers anything Jared Goff does....

The inability to adjust to Williams quick enough almost did us in....

So, you support the Fire Spags nonsense?

I honestly don't care much for either of our coordinators. But if I had to choose between the two I'd keep spags....

But seriously he adjusts way to slow for me.

Andy and Spags are by no means above criticism. But anyone who doesn't believe they're both at least top 10 in the league at their roles (top 5 for Andy) doesn't know WTF they're talking about.

If someone has Andy outside of the top 5, then I need to see their list.

Spag has literally only been top 10 2/3 times his entire career. Putting him anywhere near the same level of Andy is an insult.

Andy as a play designer, certainly top 3. Overall coaching, he's lost more big ones than he's won with gaffes that get him mercilessly crucified by media and fans for the two franchises he has coached for. Andy is gonna get you a shot at the big game. Will he win it is always gonna be in question when you see things like the second half of last year's title game, relentlessly passing into a 3 man front with a qb that is rattled for the first time in his career.

Steve Spagnuolo, this guy is feast or famine. I don't see him as a top 10 guy at all. Top 10 guys don't field historically bad defenses the first two months of the season and surrender a 100% redzone td rate. Especially when a good portion of that is self inflicted. Many decisions he made last year from personnel, to playcalls, were fireable offenses. Chris jones out of position looking like a fool. Sorensen and Niemann, we all saw what happened. Jamarr Chase set a rookie record being singled up all game, and we lost the game because of a zero blitz on 3rd and 26. Just monumentally stupid football. Took his time about adjusting the coverage on Williams last night. That adjustment needs to happen faster in games. How can you not see when a guy is on fire against you early?

:facepalm:

Yes, we've read your thread on Andy. We know you think he's a terrible coach.

Yeah Chargers tempo was wearing our guys out, but turns out, it wears your own guys out, especially WRs and if they ask to be taken out of the game, you probably should take them out.

No one gets in their own way like the Chargers do. It's amazing. No matter who the coach is, QB is, or other players are, Chargers will always Charger. All you have to do is keep the game close and they'll manage to shoot themselves in the foot and you can capitalize.

Spags does a fine job - nobody is perfect as you say. I think he's actually a touch better than he gets credit for.

The question

https://i.imgur.com/szyIHVR.jpg?2

The Answer

https://i.imgur.com/M2jbpj3.jpg

Sheesh.

Wish they coulda got a better picture of the kid. It looks like his dog just died.

For what Spags has to work with (especially this year) he's done pretty damn well. Give us Mack, Bosa, JC Jackson and Derwin James and I'm guessing Spags could build a pretty damn good unit.

Right now he has Chris Jones, LaJarius Sneed, two ascending but still raw linebackers and a bunch of question marks (youth, new pieces, useless Frank Clark and some JAGs). I mean I don't think there's a DC in the league that could field a better unit with this current group two games in.

He had that Vontae Davis call my grandma look

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oh sweetie, I sure do agree!

dudes from Augusta! Georgia boi

Holy shit! I think Gay did tip that!

I'm sorry that you're butthurt over the fact that Andy is 1-3 in superbowls, and 3-5 in title games.

Feel free to peruse those losses and the level of coaching and decision making on the sidelines in those contests.

Andy is a genius play designer that can flat out scheme players wide open. Andy gets you a shot at the big one. That's more than fair to say, and very few coaches can consistently get you that shot.

The guy has been in 8 title games and 3 superbowls. That's a GREAT coach. The LEGENDARY coach some on cp believe him to be, would have multiple rings and more superbowl appearances.

There's not a single one of you that isn't going to have an asshole puckered so tight you couldn't drive a toothpick up it with a sledgehammer pregame of the next AFC Title game. Nobody is going to be saying this is a lock to win after that Bengals debacle.

Anyone that does say that has as bad of a memory as those saying a game is over in the third with 15 under center.

Very funny, but not as good as the Chase Daniel one. Trubisky's reaction is classic ROFL

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It's the conference title game. They're not supposed to be ****ing easy. There's a lot on the line. Doesn't matter if you're the 18-1 Patriots or that shitty ass 9-7 Titans team we butt****ed on the way to our ring.

Try something else.

He served me a frosty.


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****! I was losing my mind! That was as glorious as glorious could ever be! Hell to the yes!

Yeah, I'm pretty clearly not the one complaining about Reid's performance. I'll let you figure out who is, and, for whatever reason, feeling the need to project that onto others.

Spags was trying some complex coverages early last year that they just weren’t able to handle, so he had to simplify it. And Jones to DE didn’t work out, but it was worth a try. I believe Jones lobbied hard for the chance.

I don’t know how you could rank many head coaches above Reid. There aren’t too many throughout NFL history that you can justify ranking above him.

Chargers pre-snap 83% chance of winning. After the pick the Chiefs have a 79% chance of winning.

Fenton didn't look that good. Start the dude.

I'm not sure Reid was being referred to as a top 10 all time coach. He's certainly top tier for the coaches in the league currently.

If you're talking just wins, sure. Big Red has a lot of wins. I don't remember being pumped about our win total after playoff eliminations though. Don't think that's a thing people hang their hat on.

However, there are 13 NFL coaches that have won multiple superbowls, and so with the championship being the pinnacle achievement, those 13 coaches are ahead by default.

He's gotten his teams in position to have a shot. His record though, isn't good.

3-5 in title games, and 1-3 in superbowls. Although I defended him In his most recent sb loss, the numbers stand. It is what it is fellas. A losing record when the lights are brightest.

Awesome play designer. Meh in huge games that come down to big decisions.

Fenton is playing well, very well. Mike Williams is almost unrecoverable when he's hot.

You've said this twice and I'm still trying to figure out how he's 1-3 in Superbowls while only 3-5 in title games. If he's been in 4 Superbowls, then he would have had 4 wins in title games.

Hey math is hard for some

Can he be nicknamed the "hamburgurler"?

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Fenton has a longer track record. I agree hes looked like ass this year but its a sample size of two.

Holy ****. He outran everybody on the field while he was super tired?

Wow.

On the broadcast, they showed the suspended camera behind Herbert and it looked like Gay missed it.

My memory is a little hazy because I was dancing around talking shit on those charger ****s, but I think that's what I saw on the replay.

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The crown prime rib from Jack Stack is really good

Underrated play that may not get much notice.

Watson's tackle on on 2nd and 10 inside the 1 minute mark was freakin' enormous.

A) He kept him in bounds so Oakland had to burn their last timeout.
B) By bringing up 3rd and 1 (the Adams play that was overturned) with no timeouts, the Raiders needed to throw to convert.

If Renfrow gets out of bounds to save that timeout, the Raiders almost certainly run it to convert then use the timeout. And obviously if he converts the first, that changes everything.

Now Renfrow made it possible by unnecessarily going to ground (I thought the ball placement from Carr was fine), but for Watson to get up there and wrap his ass before tackling him to ensure he couldn't pull himself out of bounds or get that extra yard to convert is just damn strong play.

Honestly, there's a really good chance we lose that game if Watson doesn't stick him as soon as he gets there to both prevent the 1st down AND keep him in bounds. Really a big time play that nobody will remember going forward.

Mentioned this in the Joshua Williams thread - if McDuffie lives up to his 1st round pick then Veach snagged 3 good CBs in this draft. 3 CBs who are going to be on rookie deals for the next 4 years.

He also got Bryan Cook, who looked really solid the last few weeks. He gave up the TD to Adams, but his recovery was really nice on that play. A perfect pass beat him there, but that's going to happen to everyone.

Yeah Cook came really close to breaking up the play.

And Bush was slow to rotate on the throw to Adams that he bobbled for the incompletion. I believe Cook was in the concussion protocol at the time.

I think Bush is a steady player but with what we have invested into Cook - we need him to be able to develop into a guy who can do that job and make sure that he's NOT late to close that space because we got lucky there. Carr put a little too much on an extremely easy throw.

A faster read/react there and you're able to make a play on the ball rather than rely on Carr overcooking it. Because the elite guys are going to make that pass 9 times out of 10.

Exactly. Even though it turned out to be a TD, I loved the way Cook turned his head and tracked that pass. He was in great position, Carr just threw a freaking perfect pass to one of the best WRs in the game. Some times you just have to tip your hat.

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A little up and down today, but he came up big in some big moments. Great day, rook.

That int was crazy. 1 hand all the way.

Was not running it back the right play there or do you guys think he should have tried to run it back?

If Brett Veach wanted to have sex with my wife, I would tell her to freshen up.

This dude probably made my two favorite defensive plays of the year

Lol he already made the big play. Absolutely no reason to ruin it.

Hey, this is Burt. Can you please DM me at least 12 pics of your wife…. Newd…. So I can make a judgement. And I will get back to you asap. P.S. (please don’t tell anyone I’m actually Brent)

You gotta love this guy. He was flipping burgers at Wendy’s a couple years ago, worked his way back to wazzu and now he’s making huge plays in the playoffs.

Play of the game! Love this kid!

got to wonder... if he manages to stay at USC do we even get the opportunity to draft him? maybe im jumping the gun but based off what we have seen from him, almost feels like veach robbed a bank and got day 2 value on day 3.

You could see Bolton telling him to get down and I was yelling the same at my TV.

I could be okay with it either way, but that's me.

I get why Bolton was screaming at him to sit the eff down, though. God help the kid if he started running and somehow fumbled the thing directly to a JAX player, or whatever crazy thing could happen at that point. The safest play was to just sit down.

Who was the San Diego DB years ago who picked but decided to run and fumbled costing Marty his first appearance in a SB?

Marlon Mcree

Ack. I think I remember that play, but I can't remember who the DB was.

We see that kind of thing fairly often, I think. Between picks and fumble recoveries in that kind f situation to close out a game, some guy decides to be a hero and literally fumbles the game away.

It's actually another great example of the level of coaching we have in Andy and his staff. The defense practices those kinds of situations every week, just like the offense is always practicing 2-minute drills for a TD, or a FG, or just to convert a 1st down or whatever. That's why we rarely see our team make those kinds of mistakes or risky plays in those situations. Rare enough that we're kind of shocked when they don't play smart football.

I didn't see it was one handed until the replay. then I lost my shit. ****ing incredible. Well done son.

Looked like it was coached that way, so I'm fine with it.

**** all things Brother****ing Cheatriot ****bag. Luckiest ****s ****ing ever.