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You right!

100% agree and you could tell Staley had no control and I won't say players dis-respected him. But, they weren't going to follow him blindly.

Kimani Vidal is gonna take over that rb1 spot! He literally had 1,000 yards of MISSED TACKLES! And 1600 yards! I think he's going to show out to where they have to give him a bigger role!

I mean that's all true, I think he's a better fit compared to the signing of Kellen Moore to be honest.

@@FilmStudyForRookies I don't know what you know about either of these guys. I've seen video on both. I only started watching the NFL in '22 after 8 years of not. I don't know what Moore was doing _before_ that he has fans but the past two years his most common passing play-call has been sending all receivers 15 yards out to all turn around & look for the pass at the same time. No deep routes or check-downs. So the receivers are all conveniently lined up in one small area for the defense to cover. It looks like it was designed by someone incapable of realizing there will be defenders on the field. On the other hand instead of having receivers start one place near each other to then split up, Roman does the exact opposite & has them end up in the same place. When he doesn't have a weird version of Moore's system where Roman sends 2 receivers each side *next to each other so they're each trailing 2 defenders so that either defender can potentially tip or INT a pass to either receiver,* & also have them run identical routes that all turn inward at the same depth trailing possibly all 4 defenders plus whoever else is out there. No check-downs. So almost zero possibility that anyone can get open as they only turn toward the QB at the ends of these routes. & that's not even all, but it's probably the worst thing. The receivers get exhausted running downfield repeatedly. The o-line too because they have to hold the pocket longer, & Lamar has to scramble until someone gets open. The Ravens & Raiders were tops in giving up 2-score leads in '22, the Ravens because they'd be exhausted every 2nd half from just this one play-call. So I'm no fan of either one.

​@@choosecarefully408 Your obviously just rambling and bouncing thoughts all over the place while exaggerating 🤦🏾‍♂️. Alex Smith had the best season of his career as opposed to years prior when he was terrible with Roman as the OC. Why do you think was the OC when Lamar Jackson won MVP threw 36 TDs and had the most productive year of his CAREER passing the ball 2019? You guessed it ROMAN and it's not rare that you bring in a committee of specialist in areas to BUILD THE SCHEME that supports the QBs talents. Marc Tresman, Marcus Brady, Harbaugh was a QB himself. He has never had a QB that can sling it like Herbert so if you think he won't be dialing up it up in the passing game you are sadly mistaken. He is an AMAZING run game coordinator which also helps Herbert just like Lamar Jackson has had all these years so Herbert doesn't have to be Superman for the chargers to win games.

Unfortunately, I predict QJ will be WR4/5 by the middle of the season.

​@@FilmStudyForRookiesIf people think Roman has been in the league all these years and cant coordinate a passing game that is a reach. People want to see Herbert chuck it up 40 times a game so bad it's crazy. Having a balanced attack is the best thing to win the big games. Greg Roman has been VERY vocal about his plans for Herbert in the passing game. He knows what type of Arm talent he FINALLY has.