As a lifelong Charger fan, that's always been my level of expectation
@guiltyascharged7752Ай бұрын
They did say probably maybe possibly potentially back.
@migueltapia3344Ай бұрын
LFG Tyler!
@migueltapia3344Ай бұрын
LFG tyler!
@AnthonyDavis-ni6riАй бұрын
I'd say the culture shift from Patricia to Campbell for the lions might be comparable in size to what the chargers may be going through. Hopefully for the chargers it's comparable.
@zachbenson9548Ай бұрын
Good comparison but maybe even more dramatic. It's like going from Patricia to Campbell but current Campbell with years of experience.
@IamDevronАй бұрын
@@zachbenson9548well said I agree
@gagekell6907Ай бұрын
Different style but Kyle Shanahan brought a pretty immediate culture change as well
@t4d0WАй бұрын
It will be evident in about 2-3 years because keep in mind that if the Chargers have a roster to be *seriously* competitive then, guys like Bosa/Mack/Derwin Jr won't be around to be part of it. Its going to be a new group of talents along with Slater/Joe Alt and other stand outs who have to raise the level along with Herbert.
@thek3289Ай бұрын
@@AnthonyDavis-ni6ri As a Ravens fan, I think the Chargers will do better. Blockers love Roman’s run schemes.
@thek3289Ай бұрын
Two notes about Roman as a Ravens fan: 1. Slot receivers can produce. Outside receivers disappear. 2. His offenses always commit pre-snap penalties.
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@thek3289 🤣🤦
@e-weenie5325Ай бұрын
McConkey is about to eat
@samwroblewski748Ай бұрын
Hopefully he's done away with his long ass play names with too many motions that you can't check out of in time
@shadhansen739Ай бұрын
Herbert solves both of your concerns
@224ngcАй бұрын
Wish people would not think they have to use vulgar language to make a point Go Chargers
@DashdedehАй бұрын
Brett makes it sound like this team will be unbeatable the way he talks about the coaches and schemes
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@Dashdedeh That's because it's an excellent coaching staff with years of continuity and previous working experience with each other. A complete 180 and the exact opposite of the way the Chargers have been run for the past decade.
@CreamyPesto505Ай бұрын
No he doesn't. Having great coaches doesn't mean a team unbeatable. This teams coaching staff has become elite over the off-season, that's unquestionable based on resumes, but to think they're "unbeatable" is delusional for any team. Brett is definitely not implying that.
@HangryD4DАй бұрын
It will be, in about 3 years time.
@shadhansen739Ай бұрын
Sounds about right as those were the reasons we lost so many games by a field goal or less while going for ridiculous fourth down attempts
@guiltyascharged7752Ай бұрын
Just need the roster to match the coaching staff, which could happen next year.
@ColdAndBrewАй бұрын
I’m sorry EJ but 0-5 to finish the season was not the nail in the coffin or what the major issue was. Losing without Herbert isn’t what this teams problem was, it was going 5-8 WITH Herbert.
@e-weenie5325Ай бұрын
Without Herbert, it would've been 0-13 in that time span. Ice cold take my boy.
@ColdAndBrewАй бұрын
@@e-weenie5325 … that’s my point, they weren’t judged on what they could do without Herbert, because that’s no way to judge a team with a very good QB…
@e-weenie5325Ай бұрын
@@ColdAndBrew got you I understand what you were saying now
@seandouglas6769Ай бұрын
The packers game was the perfect example of how the chargers with Herbert have played. Herbert literally played a perfect game. He even added in a couple of great runs. All the way down to putting the ball in the hands of his wide open receiver to win the game who of course then dropped it. It’s criminal Herbert lost that game and that’s what the team has been since he got here. Chargers badly needed harbaugh to change things.
@user-jc7ep2xp1cАй бұрын
0-5 to finish the season was the goal towards a great draft pick,remember?
@daycased8200Ай бұрын
As a guy who lives in Michigan, I will tell you Charger fans: You will see your defense improve first. Harbaugh, for reasons I cannot explain, understands football defense really well. Proof is the improvement San Francisco's defense in 2011 and U of M's defense in 2015.
@chrism.1131Ай бұрын
The hope is… With a good pass rush, it helps out the secondary.
@KrakkenXXXАй бұрын
Ok master Jedi
@Captainkebbles1392Ай бұрын
As someone who is married to someone who is from there, Jim will be fired in 3 years
@romeda5156Ай бұрын
He always has great defensive coordinators
@daycased8200Ай бұрын
@@romeda5156 He was being interviewed during his first season at Michigan and he was complaining that his defensive lineman didn't know what they were doing so he had to put a hand into the ground and show them the proper stance. For a former quaterback, he really understands that side of the ball.
@IamDevronАй бұрын
The random coaching tree tangents like 54:00 are some of my favorite segments of these shows
@DatNicaLuisАй бұрын
This year looks different. You can see positivity within the players
@jackpastor7147Ай бұрын
@DatNicaLuis I think right now the positivity is high. I think what differiants a great vibe from a alright one js when the games start not going all your way. BTW I don't want to say that these good vibes won't last. Huarbugh has shown that this does continue but the key to me is when a game gets close I want to see them pull a win from one of those games that they used to always lose. I feel like there is a lot of camp speak in which people are saying well the team is best it is ever been but when they need to actually do something when it matters it doesn't happen. I think the story of this team will only be changed by actions. I think they are in a positive direction but I want to see the on feild product before commenting if something has changed.
@ChargerChatter21Ай бұрын
I was walking into work, as a third shifter when Allen was traded, it ruined my night at work and I went home and literally cried over the trade. Allen was one the best chargers of all time and it hurt so so so much. It hurts we couldn’t get him a ring. But as a chargers fan we all have a saying. “In Harbaugh We Trust”
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@ChargerChatter21 it was a legit terrible night. I consumed ALL the bourbon 🤦
@JusticeDoer85Ай бұрын
I was out at the bar when I got the news, it’s safe to say I don’t remember a lot of the night
@ChargerChatter21Ай бұрын
@@kevincurnick I turned on his highlights and cried lol, I’ve watched every game of this career. Still hurts.
@claudiaonorato4340Ай бұрын
It was a sad situation but he made the decision to go get his money and nobody blames him for that. We didn’t win much with him, Mike or Eckeler on the team. Sometimes change is good even if it’s hard.🤷♀️👍
@CreamyPesto505Ай бұрын
My favorite Charger of all time. Gonna to be rough not seeing 13 out there next year.
@wc6046Ай бұрын
Wishing good luck to the Ravens West this upcoming season
@lukegarcia867Ай бұрын
Do you know where Los Angeles is located in comparison to Baltimore?
@maskedman5657Ай бұрын
@@lukegarcia867He's saying because the Coaching Staff is basically super similar to Baltimore
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@maskedman5657 he said Ravens "EAST" 🤦🤡
@wc6046Ай бұрын
@@lukegarcia867 Ah shit lol I did actually mess it up
@envytalent6039Ай бұрын
Keenen killed me. i was at the house. My wife don't watch much football, but she was like, " Remember what you said trust hard ball " yes... trust hardball
@Omega-rn4xoАй бұрын
Corey Linsley not being on the losses list is crazy
@grant_langs10Ай бұрын
I’m absolutely with ya on his impact, but he only played 2-3 games at the beginning of 2023. Not really losing a ton of production
@ashleyjade5607Ай бұрын
There are 2 reasons im hesitant to buy into the Chargers again for this regime. 1. Greg Roman 2. Its the Chargers
@maskedman5657Ай бұрын
Counterpoints 1. Greg Roman although he sucks at making passing concepts.. He is probably the best run game coordinator in the league. And he doesn't need to design the pass concepts. Jim Harbaugh can. 2.Yeah but no one is predicting they are winning the Superbowl after a regime change on the first season
@danielacker2351Ай бұрын
and they have a bottom 5-10 roster and 0 depth to be fair
@jackpastor7147Ай бұрын
@maskedman5657 contrary to the point while I think this team is going to be better of terms of vibes. I think the lack of a wr room the interior line is the worst in the league and the running back room lacks a lot. Also cornerbacks aren't great. I think they will be in the 7-10 to around at a push 10-7. While yes they got a better culture I think they will still struggle a lot.
@jeffredfern3744Ай бұрын
The biggest reason is they have no IDL. It's XFL level talent at every DT spot. On the edge, you have Tuli, an aging Mack, and a washed-up Bosa. Oh, and no WRs who are proven or RBs who excite you (maybe Vidal...).
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
Go look at the entire coaching staff, it's not just Roman leading this offense 🤦🤦🤦
@carlwheezer623Ай бұрын
I will miss the Brandon Staley memes
@xxbighotshotxxАй бұрын
"You can stop asking that question"
@PandaBrrrАй бұрын
Well, What do the stats say?
@t4d0WАй бұрын
I will miss the guys who legit took *ACTUAL* minutes of their time to go out of their way to defend him as a HC. Like dragging out some obscure developed coaching metric how Staley contributes to the Chargers wins. Those people were special kind of cornballs.
@markchristiansen4827Ай бұрын
The verb to Charger is bigger than just Staley.
@jared1750Ай бұрын
We are not going to stop making those so do not lament.
@ryebread0801Ай бұрын
Keenan moving on shocked me mostly because it always felt like, knowing Roman, they had to have that one “guy”. And seeing it unfold the way it did and both edge guys come back on cut/restructured deals also shocked me. Always felt like only one of those guys would stay and it wound up being both. Praying it works out 🙏🏻
@morganyu812Ай бұрын
16:37 See this is where Brett's Homerism is starting to kick in. Greg Roman didn't have alot of wide Reciver talent to work with with Baltimore but he doesn't at LA either. The only receiving threat that might be competent is Ladd. But even then Romans passing schemes were terrible. JT Sullivan and Kurt Warner used to get literally frustrated at the schemes he came up with while breaking down Lamar's Tape. Tons of players being schemed up on the same area of the field making it impossible to for any defenders to be in conflict.
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@morganyu812 Go look at the entire offensive staff and you will understand why there is optimism. It's not just Greg Roman by himself. The Chargers hired three position coaches with previous pass game coordinator experience. They have Mark trestman and his 50 years of football experience as an advisor. He's literally just sitting there making sure every pass play has protections and check down options. 🤦 Go ahead and keep judging Greg Roman off Baltimore all you want, This is a completely different situation
@samwroblewski748Ай бұрын
New OC comes in and the Raven's front office decided to stockpile the receiver room. makes you wonder what Greg's offseason wish list looked like all those years he was burning up good will
@morganyu812Ай бұрын
@@kevincurnick No. If you listen to the Rest of Brett's Words... The Receiver Core and O line were a big problem for Roman to work with according to Brett. And yeah I will keep judging him off Baltimore
@CreamyPesto505Ай бұрын
The disrespect to Josh Palmer is wild.
@maskedman5657Ай бұрын
@@CreamyPesto505 It's not disrespect. It's literally the truth. Is Josh Palmer even better than Hollywood Brown?
@spencerirons3172Ай бұрын
Thank you for uploading during my workday, gives me something to listen to while working! Keep it up
@shawns1232Ай бұрын
Ravens fan. Cant wait to see the chargers play this year. I’m intrigued to see how Roman does there without Lamar’s design runs, or if they have Herbert start running a lot more with design runs. Plus it’ll be interesting to see if Roman’s figured out how to finally scheme his wr’s open. His scheme got infuriating to watch when the WRs were stacked in the same location on their routes.
@guiltyascharged7752Ай бұрын
Herbert generally prefers not to run so I can't imagine it's more than one or two designed runs a game.
@maskedman5657Ай бұрын
Im on an island with my opinion but I legitimately think the Chargers have a chance to win 9 games this year. Now yes I know they have less players than before but ... Greg Roman is probably the best run game coordinator in the league. So his run heavy schemes will likely keep Heberts Jersey clean and the only thing that really has to improve is the defense. And most of their defensive personel is still there. Along with new pieces.
@zackhurwitz9441Ай бұрын
You're not alone. That's my ceiling for them. They won 10 games and made the playoffs under Staley with essentially the same roster, since all their key players were always injured. Harbaugh was brought in to fix their biggest issues, namely the running game, and defense. If he even gets 50% of that done this year, they're a playoff team.
@maskedman5657Ай бұрын
@@zackhurwitz9441Well I think their system is gonna be alot different from Staley. He's a vangio guy
@zackhurwitz9441Ай бұрын
@@maskedman5657 there's some carry over between the fangio system, and what they'll be running. But I expect it to be much better, in that the MacDonald branch of that tree prioritizes stopping the run. I'm not expecting anything great from their defense, but Herbert with a running game that can amplify play action, and close out games, should definitely have more people's attention.
@CreamyPesto505Ай бұрын
That's def not an island. I think our ceiling is the 6/7 seed personally.
@t4d0WАй бұрын
Defense may not get its best results until end of October. Minter's scheme isn't anything new (as Brett previously mentioned its a streamlined version of Rex Ryan/Dean Pees blitz packages with simulated pressure looks) but his players on defense may take time to find their identities. Same thing happened to DC MacDonald's first 9 games with the Ravens where coverage wise they were inconsistent. But after the Roquan trade the coverage play was smoother the rest of the season and everyone was able to play their roles well.
@ezshottah3732Ай бұрын
In my mind just based on the last couple years since I started watching football again, you one of two things to make a playoff appearance.. 1)a great QB who can make the plays and 2) A great coach who knows how to put the team in winning situations. There may be an outlier every few years but when you look at the teams the past couple years they have that in common. The chargers have both now. I think it’s more probable to see the chargers in the postseason than not this season
@adambarranАй бұрын
Is no one gonna mention how big that cat is. Dood is big asf 😭😭😂 9:58
@jakecochranevodsАй бұрын
I was picking up my GF when I heard about the Keenan news, and she says it was like a family member had died. I wasn’t good for like three days.
@kingcold5252Ай бұрын
As a Jags fan it hurts to see actually competent Drafting from the Chargers
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
Ask a raider fan though and they'll tell you the chargers roster was loaded every year and Tom Telesco had great drafts 🤣🤡💀
@alex01759Ай бұрын
@@kevincurnickno it wasn’t😂😂😂😂 look how many non first round picks they resigned to a second contract😂 only one since Keenan Allen and it was this year😂
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@alex01759 oh I'm aware lol
@CreamyPesto505Ай бұрын
The biggest issue was that under Telesco out roster was always top heavy. We had great talent at almost every position, but absolutely zero depth. And our strength and conditioning was so terrible that 5 starters would inevitably go down every season. The people replacing them were not good. @@kevincurnick
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@CreamyPesto505 funny how everyone knows telesco is ass except for Raider fans 🤣 oh look 👀 Telesco with another first-time head coach. This should work out great right?
@quintenruckman3505Ай бұрын
The Chargers GLAZZZZZING is so wild! Harbaugh hasn’t coached in the NFL for 10 years, Herbert is a .500 QB, the defense is BAD, the cap is a mess, and they have ZERO weapons!! All anyone can say is ‘Harbaugh wins everywhere’. There hasn’t been one shred of actual FOOTBALL ANALYSIS about what will make this team better THIS SEASON… take the knee pads off and let him actually do something in the NFL again before crowning him. Same shit everybody said with Sean Payton going to Denver…
@ZachC01Ай бұрын
Feels like NFL offenses caught onto the trend of having simple yet complex offenses that is very well game planned. Making it so the players can go just make plays. And now defenses are catching onto it finally. So fun to watch just dudes make plays. Also holy shit the bears episode is gonna be 3 hours long isn’t it
@10ALundstromАй бұрын
I had no clue NaVorro Bowman was coaching! So cool to see him working in the NFL years after that horrific injury. He was a fantastic player
@user-zz7hh6tz5sАй бұрын
I would say Hayden Hurst is the pass catching TE in this offense. Dissly is the blocking TE but also a good catcher.
@guiltyascharged7752Ай бұрын
Def agree here.
@mattdrucker9077Ай бұрын
Time for bootlegs yearly Charger hype video before they eventually crash to 7-10
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
Except that 7-10 would be a big improvement from last year's five wins? 🤣🤦🤡
@usernotffoundАй бұрын
@@kevincurnick”big improvement” lol
@danielacker2351Ай бұрын
@@kevincurnickNot when Chargers fans are talking like they’re about to make the playoffs in the most stacked AFC we’ve ever seen lol
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@danielacker2351You say these things about the Chargers but you haven't looked at their schedule 🤣🤣 The reason there's so much optimism that they can be a playoff team is because they're playing on a fourth place schedule, No Thursday night games, No big major travel issues lol. One score losses usually flip every single year, So with Harbaugh it's easy to predict a couple of those one score losses from last year turn into wins. It has nothing to do with hyping up the team, the roster, the players or anything like that. It's looking at the coaching, The quarterback and the schedule, that's all🤣🤦🤡
@mynameisluck5448Ай бұрын
@@danielacker2351 going to be 2nd in the division
@Skye_plsАй бұрын
me waiting for the lions episode hoping it would be next week bc "surely they've save the respective west divisions for last since their winners represented their conferences in the sb" and vibing with the chargers ep only to now realize that my lions are gonna be the last ep i gotta wait til august 😭
@salromeri192Ай бұрын
Imagine if Herbert had a home field like burrow mahomes or Allen? Or a receiving core / TE group like theirs? Finally got a HC 5 years in… has dealt with new offensive schemes every year and awful coaching. He FINALLY has support… and he’s still been insane his first 4 years overcoming a lot of the organizational dysfunction around him that other QB’s compared to him just don’t have to deal with.
@bdub440Ай бұрын
Ben Herbert: you didn’t mention this talented guy that the Chargers added.
@samwroblewski748Ай бұрын
Cuz it's not college and his impact will be noticeably smaller
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@samwroblewski748 "noticeably smaller" 🤣🤦🤡 what makes people say random crap like this? Apparently bro is in the weight room and has seen the regimen 🤦🤣
@jacoballen3882Ай бұрын
The yearly tradition LOL 😂
@ButtersIDАй бұрын
Cant believe people are complimenting the chargers. Every year people compliment their off-season moves Welp, guess the chiefs are underdogs again for the 5th year in a row!
@ScholarlyHiccupАй бұрын
Great video as always. Y’all r obscenely high on these guys but that’s to be expected, still a great video
@robertd.7060Ай бұрын
Last 5 games , they WERE 0 - 5 , so true ! But , that was with out Herbert in 4.5 of those 5 games .
@chris8339Ай бұрын
as a lifelong charger fan, this is the most excited I've been for a season to start. I always felt the chargers were missing culture, a presence and I've felt that this year. I felt gutted losing keenan, mike and ekler but honestly after the jags lost I felt like we just didn't have "IT". Will always think fondly of those guys but I want to see a chargers SB in my lifetime and this is how you start. Strip it down to the bare bones and build up. In harbaugh we trust. Who's got it better than us?
@parksandmexАй бұрын
Matador is still Spanish for matador btw. It means "killer", as in killer of bulls
@TomzskiАй бұрын
As a CSUN alum and a Chargers fan this was the most tailored thing to me I've ever seen
@kingtut645Ай бұрын
36:56 I think Brett just figured out an age old question that has been plaguing Bills and Jets fans for the past Decade. Which is ... Why didn't Rex Ryan work out as as Head Coach or long time DC? And the answer was simple all along. His schemes were WAY too complicated. When Brett Broke down the Ravens fire zone scheme and talked about Mike McDonald he mentioned how all Mike did was read Rex Ryan old playbook and simplify Ryan's schemes because they had like 6 different names for one blitz based on alignment. I think this is why Rex Ryan's schemes only worked under veterans who were already familiar with his scheme but not with newcomers and rookies.
@lucrative6477Ай бұрын
You completely missed the point. Making a scheme more simple is a good thing. Having a complicated scheme to understand is a bad thing. Rex Ryan never lasted because he’s long been exposed for being awful. He had an all time great group of talent on his defenses, that got beat by rebuilding patriots teams with actual good schemes.
@t4d0WАй бұрын
I mean being a HC also needs more skillsets than just being a DC. If communicating a complicated scheme is difficult enough and needing specific players to make it work, imagine keeping the defensive play caller role *WHILE* having to run the weekly gameplan to explain to the staff and players. And I doubt his ability to delegate the right staff to communicate well was great either. Besides there are plenty of great DC minds (see Dennis Allen) who aren't exactly stand outs as HC roles.
@maxpower8763Ай бұрын
@@lucrative6477 It's very freaking clear that you did NOT read his comment. Dude are you seriously that obtuse?
@kingtut645Ай бұрын
@@lucrative6477If anyone missed the point it was clearly you
@scottheide5871Ай бұрын
Only time will tell, but as a life long Charger fan, est. 1965, I think this draft class could be the best ever.
@djakadtАй бұрын
We expected Mike to be gone coming off the torn ACL. Ekeler was definitely gone he has been regressing. Keenan was the largest, someone in my family just died kind of shock.
@guiltyascharged7752Ай бұрын
Was 100% convinced he was never leaving.
@armandovega7479Ай бұрын
I think dissly ranking is accurate. I think they forgot Chargers also signed Hayden hurst who is a better receiving TE than dissly.
@Jay_BLVDАй бұрын
The Chargers glazing makes me S I C K
@ScholarlyHiccupАй бұрын
I’d bet that if every team finished exactly in the middle of y’all’s ceilings and floors, the NFL as a whole would win far more games than they lose
@NickwritespoetryАй бұрын
That's an interesting hypothesis. We can probably go back to last year and check. The main counter-argument is that the range is given not to point to an average but to give a big picture idea of where a team might go. Brett and EJ seem to be shying away from quantitative analysis and focusing on more subjective, qualitative elements as it makes for more interesting discussion. Cold hard stats don't paint a perfect picture. If they took a more quantiative approach and didn't project best case scenario for each team, averages for non-contending teams would probably be 1-2 wins lower.
@EidenhoekАй бұрын
The median isn't the mode of their prediction; I'm pretty sure, for example, they're expecting the Chargers to be closer to their floor. That said, you're probably right, lul
@adambarranАй бұрын
Appreciate the hard work you guys put in.
@lovelaj014923 күн бұрын
I can't be the only one who thinks this is going to be a gap year for this team right? Like they're better at coaching for sure, but the roster was decimated to fit the new coaching staff. They cleared the books to be great in 2025, not 2024.
@anthonychanning3954Ай бұрын
That cat looks like an “O” lineman
@jakobcounts1232 күн бұрын
Excited for this team. When they are good those light blue uniforms look so good!
@nathaniellevesque2782Ай бұрын
They are the Toronto Blue Jays of the NFL. Everyone knows they have a ton of talent, but you know the chances are very high to underachieve and disappoint. Either in the regular season or playoffs.
@Uncle_Jamms_ArmyАй бұрын
Think you guys are slightly underestimating the passing game. Instead of 23 passes per game, I think it’s going to check in at 27 to 30 passes a game. No way Harbaugh will let Roman misuse Herbert that bad.
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@Uncle_Jamms_Army balance and efficiency is what it's all about. Replace the ineffective 2 yard slot bubbles to Keenan with an effective run and be absolutely deviant with play action. 🤙⚡
@shawnskylarkАй бұрын
Harbaugh getting Navarro Bowman as LB coach is dangerous, him and Patrick Willis were headhunters in SF
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
Chargers have been good TV for many years since they had many close games. Watching them could be heartbreaking though because you saw how the defense and the offensive line would loose games late in the game.
@nic2098Ай бұрын
Finally back
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
The off season showed how many good receivers there are in the market and how few OL and IDL there are in the market which is why I was not happy with the Chargers picking up a WR in the 2nd. I do like Ladd as a player though and think he will be really good. Let’s just hope they use him!! I think they will.
@willgerretsen8665Ай бұрын
The thing that gets me so excited for this team isn’t this year, but the next five years
@IamDruskiiiАй бұрын
When Keenan Allen got traded, I was watching a show with my wife. Just put the kids to sleep then my phone went off around like 10 o’clock at night saying clean and Alan’s been traded to the Bears had me crying.
@fzr2186Ай бұрын
i agree with most the stuf they said , but calling the receiving core of the chargers better than the ravens in the past years is crazy to me . they have no #1 receiver and arguably not even a good #2 for some offenses .Andrews alone is better than anything the chargers have this season. Palmer, Johnston and Mcconkey are their 3 starting receiver's , thats bottom 3 in the league .They will be run heavy because they need to, thats why they drafted a Tackle at #5 and signed a blocking TE in Dissly and got a power runner with Gus Edwards . “Don’t listen to what people say; watch what they do.” ― Steven D. Levitt,
@ironikaikaАй бұрын
I’m surprised Hayden Hurst isn’t ranked higher than Dissly.
@kbushfmАй бұрын
Thank you to all the hype videos for keeping the Chargers' over/under so high. No idea how it's still 8.5, taking the under all day.
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@kbushfm you pretending on KZfaq comments to be a professional gambler is comical all day. Have a look at their schedule smart guy. There's a reason the line is 8.5 🤦🤣🤡
@kbushfmАй бұрын
@@kevincurnick yeah because people like you still believe in them despite them giving you nothing to believe in.
@kbushfmАй бұрын
@@kevincurnick I said the same thing about their line being at 9.5 last year and heard a lot of the same stuff about what a clown I was. They barely got to half that number
@philipcaseyacalloway204Ай бұрын
I had a great day at work. Very productive, easy, and sold a lot of stuff. Cracked my beer after a shower and opened up my discord app with a sudden +99 in the Guilty As Charged server. Keenan Allen has been traded to the Chicago Bears for a fourth round pick. Jaw to the floor; I knew my day was going too well…
@JusticeDoer85Ай бұрын
Thank you for making my day, I need this hope, if not for this year for the future
@Kyjones2Ай бұрын
Excited for the Chargers. We are going to the Super Bowl within 4 years
@1DripSkylarkАй бұрын
😂😂😂😂
@SeigneurViveMoi42Ай бұрын
BRILLIANT CONTENT! As, first and foremost, a football fan and a football coach from Canada, I LOVE the praise given to Trestman and Brady. VERY accomplished coaches who still have their influence on passing offenses in the CFL. As a Chargers fan, I say 10 wins RIGHT AWAY! BOOK IT
@peterf.4268Ай бұрын
Re. Trestman: as someone named Peter, I obviously don't like the "Peter Principle" (or least the name of it), but Trestman is an offensive genius who hasn't been able to hack it as a HC. Having someone like advise Gregg Roman is ideal. Very underrated hire.
@GunsnRosesfan2012Ай бұрын
Also missing under notable offensive personnel is assistant Offensive Line coach- Nick Hardwick
@jacob8747Ай бұрын
So wild that you're drinking a Czech beer right when I just returned from a trip to Prague and a tour of the Pilsen Brewery (the birthplace of Pilsner beer). Wild times.
@RegalEagle1979Ай бұрын
Back to what, though? Being good enough to make the playoffs and losing early in miserable fashion?
@jeffredfern3744Ай бұрын
Ready to lose to the Jags again!
@Dawg-BoneАй бұрын
More or less
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
🤣🤦🤡 found the non ball knower
@RegalEagle1979Ай бұрын
@@kevincurnick Name the year that didn't happen and you can laugh all you want. I'll wait. "Chargering" didn't become a verb all by itself.
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@RegalEagle1979 you're right. It happened every year over the past 11 with Tom Telesco and a bunch of first-time random head coaches running the team. Is that the case anymore?? Did ownership finally open up their wallets and complete construction on a $250 million facility? Did ownership also open up their wallets and hire the most expensive strength and conditioning coach on the planet? Did they also employ 30 coaches the biggest coaching staff in the league? You don't know ball because you fail to identify all the changes that this organization has made. And you fail to identify all the continuity that this coaching staff has with all the previous working experience with each other. But hey keep commenting on a team you're unfamiliar with and have no knowledge of. Seems pretty smart
@53CoolnessАй бұрын
As a 49er fan, I loved Jim Harbaugh as a head coach. 49ers the year before Harbaugh, 49ers only won 6 games. He took them to a 13 win team with Alex Smith. Chargers have a decently easy schedule, they could win up to 12 games and bottom would be 7. With Herbert should get to 10 wins this season for sure.
@kevincurnickАй бұрын
@@53Coolness ball knower 🤙⚡👍
@prestonfen27Ай бұрын
Bolts since 76. My concern is that teams load up the box and our current level of receivers don't create separation. 3rd and long, sucks. The other concern, is college coaching on defense. Hope Minter can adjust during the game. Pro offense is way different than college. I'm hopeful as usual.
@boltfan436 күн бұрын
Keenan was tough to stomach. It later came out that they did approach him to take a pay cut to stay with the team given the moves the team needed to make and he said he wouldn't take that pay cut. He earned every dollar he was entitled to so I can't blame the guy but I think it just is what it is.
@jabarwright4333Ай бұрын
I just looked at the depth chart of the Chargers and they pretty much just became a different variation of the Ravens. The biggest difference is that Justin Herbert is a better passer than Lamar Jackson. The run game is identical to what Greg Roman was working with and I could honestly see Hayden Hurst getting at least 6 or 7 touchdowns this season.
@Tommysandy311Ай бұрын
Just subbed. As a charger fan this was the best video relating to our off-season I've seen. Fair and necessary discussion of last season and a detailed look-forward at our future. Very excited to have a head coach to believe in. Thanks guys #boltup
@lucrative6477Ай бұрын
I feel like every year there is a team that wrongfully gets hyped up by the media, and ends up being a dumpster. 2 years ago it was Denver. I feel like every person I talked to knew they would suck, and they did. The media hyped them so much tho. Last year it was the bears. Half the media was calling fields a mvp candidate before the season. This year it is the chargers. They simply do not deserve this hype. They are a bottom 10 team. Plain and simple. Just a lack of talent. At their ceiling they are the 2022 giants, and I wouldn’t have bet on them making it that far either.
@timcal2136Ай бұрын
2 things, 1: nobody is saying they are going to be a top team or even a playoff contender this year, even Brett and EJ. They explicitly stated that they are excited about this team’s future, not necessarily the present. 2. Bottom 10 talent by what metrics? Sure, they’re not top 10 or anything, but they have a young top 5-10 QB, a young and talented o-line (just needs to stay healthy), the best SS in the league, and the best OLB tandem in the league. There are clear holes at RB, WR, TE, and maybe CB, but all the thing i listed indicate middle-of-the-pack, not 22nd or below
@ronsilvia8127Ай бұрын
I been a chargers fan since the early air coryell days. And there's definitely a big change in the organization. The chargers have what they never had and that is a toughness attitude. The team has gone from finesse to physicality. And its going to be awesome seeing that transition on the field. 💪💪💪💪⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
@tayjackson6921Ай бұрын
Chargers can match up with just about any team in the Afc, the main thing chargers are gonna deal with is KC everyone else is light weigh
@guiltyascharged7752Ай бұрын
The floor of 6 wins feels a tad low given their relatively easy strength of schedule. Injuries could always happen of course, but if this team stays relatively healthy I think it's a 7 win floor at minimum.
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
The offensive line is going to be better at pass blocking than run blocking so the offense better have more yards through the air than on the ground if they want to win the most games.
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
I’m hoping to see the Chargers to have a well balanced offense and a defense that gives up way less running yards!
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
What surprised me the most was that Bosa and Khali took pay cuts.
@arnettfiles340Ай бұрын
This is a game changer year for the team.
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
This teams success is going to hinge more on the upswing of their defense than the upswing of their offense. That said the offense can contribute to the defensive upswing by being able to run the ball effectively.
@LightiningHoboАй бұрын
12 Wins and a Dream! If enough crazy people keep repeating it on social media, you can look conservative by predicting a 10 win season.
@_Wrd2Ай бұрын
Kimani Vidal is my favorite player from the chargers. Could go on forever about him 😭
@jinxqs7061Ай бұрын
Let’s gooooo the video I have been waiting for !! Who’s gotta better than us? ⚡️
@xaviergarcia9023Ай бұрын
As a 20+ year, die hard charger fan, i know we get hyped up every year and it comes crashing down, but damn it i hope harbaugh has the power to truly change it 😂 i don't remember the last time i was this excited for football.
@jakethornton4856Ай бұрын
Tbh I really dont think that Harbaugh is really that great of a coach and I still think of him as a cheater. The Chargers were almost good enough to make the playoffs two years ago even with inept coaching and there should be improvement with just not bad coaching and being able to run the ball. Obviously the fact they have no proven receiver will matter but I doubt that Harbaugh will do anything in the same division as the Chiefs and the Broncos might get good again
@postalbear7576Ай бұрын
Afc west time baby!
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
Out of all the Chargers position groups WR is the most stacked! The reason is that college and NFL WR talent is plentiful which again is why I did not like picking up a WR in the second round and using the 1st pick last year on a WR.
@Julian-jd5yjАй бұрын
Losing Keenan Allen was a giant blow. It basically makes an A+ offseason to like a B. I was so devastated when I heard he was traded, I like went through a few of the stages of grief about it - denial as the primary one hahahah Ultimately I understand wanting to get younger and moving on from people that may not buy in, but Keenan was such a ubiquitous player with the team. Probably my favorite charger ever. He will be missed.
@paulnotarАй бұрын
"The culture is actually damn good"....just say it!
@BP9-YTАй бұрын
How can Ladd Mcconkey catch with amputated hand in his picture at 1:04:35
@allthingsgaming6Ай бұрын
41:00 Brett, thank for you exposing how truly stupid the Michigan sign-stealing accusations were The natty is 100% legitimate cry about it
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
If Chargers were really serious about running the ball a lot they should have used the second pick on a OL. This offense should be well balanced! If you believe in the transparency then the theme is that they want the run game to help the passing and vice versa! Why pick up Ladd if you don’t plan on throwing enough to at least have a balanced offensive attack.
@CreamyPesto505Ай бұрын
10:19 I've been pumping this draft up for months. The morons who wanted to go WR instead of taking a generational tackle prospect don't speak for all of us. 😭
@yaboycoconuthead7012Ай бұрын
Chargers are gonna win 10-12 games calling it now.
@ryansuter4424Ай бұрын
I think the Charger’s are going to have more passing attempts than the 49 ers had when Jim coached them.
@josephiousbrosifАй бұрын
Moving on from K.A. and drafting Alt initially ticked me off but I've bought into the vision since then and I'm fully onboard. I see 10-7/11-6 with a wild card round win this year. Superbowl contenders from year 2 on
@guiltyascharged7752Ай бұрын
Love the optimism about Jesse Minter. Very excited to see what he can do!
@hinotenshi391Ай бұрын
I would love to see this team compete in the playoffs this year but in the event that they don't make it, it's not the end of the world as long as they keep building the team out goin forward
@lefthanded0440Ай бұрын
Initial reaction to dropping our top 4 targets was YAYYYYY!!! They are getting old and or injury prone. I would’ve liked to see bosa go as well and do a fire sale and buy up jettas
@danielacker2351Ай бұрын
Gus Edwards was signed long before Dobbins was btw… like long before
@gregcub3dАй бұрын
keenan leaving was incredibly difficult my god. it was truly like a death in the family mike will and ekeler leaving were more expected, and i personally expected bosa to get the boot (him slamming his helmet just for staley to hand it back to him to slam it again stands out in my mind) also while it's nice that alt is a generational talent and all that, the weakness i was most concerned about was interior OL and they picked up a strong-side tackle... pipkins doesn't have the pedigree of alt but he was still entirely serviceable. i still would've preferred they went WR (nabers) round 1 and C round 2 (JPJ) but I'm still buying in with ladd