Chargers could go undefeated next year if our defense stays top 10, think about it Herbert only lost to “Washington, Giants,” Colts and Jags. With no offensive line, No RB 1 or 2, Greg Roman and a broken hand.
@NixToWaddle Oh my bad But doesn’t sov make so much more sense the teams he beat were the good teams we lost to the redskins, giants colts and yall without starters 😂.
One thing I can say good about that LG spot is Chargers are legitimately evaluating, letting them battle it out and get reps, not just throwing someone out there and deeming them the starter. The best player will play ⚡️
Chargers are in full pads for the first time today and Tuli Tuipulotu is participating in team drills again. He just blew up an Omarion Hampton run that drew roars from the defense.
The 88th-overall pick has the tools to push past Ezra Cleveland at left guard, and the Jaguars have been building toward this moment for two drafts. https://t.co/9oBs8J94MW
@Flat6Banger 🤔 that or I think chargers are hoping for a full season then trade him next off season for some capital, while we have Burke and World at RT competition
Day 6 notes
- OLB Tuli Tuipulotu participated in one 7-on-7 rep but did not take part in the remainder of team drills, marking his sixth straight practice with limited participation as his contract situation remains unresolved.
- LT Rashawn Slater left practice and spent time in the medical tent before not returning. After practice, Justin Herbert said Slater wanted to get back on the field and was in good spirits afterward.
- The offense came out sharp, with Herbert completing his first eight passes before S RJ Mickens broke up a pass. From there, the offense and defense traded wins throughout the rest of practice.
- S Kendall Williamson intercepted Herbert.
- OLB NaDame Tucker had one of his best practices of camp, consistently generating pressure and recording three sacks*
- DT Teair Tart was disruptive throughout, including a sack*
- LB Denzel Perryman recorded a sack*
- S Derwin James Jr. made an impact as a blitzer throughout with a sack and also added a pass breakup
- The competition at left guard continued, with Kayode Awosika and Trey Pipkins rotating reps.
- First-round pick Akheem Mesidor flashed again with his explosiveness and added a sack*
- OLB Khalil Mack consistently pressured the quarterback throughout practice.
- The Chargers’ interior defensive line generated pressure throughout the day.
- RB Keaton Mitchell had a couple of drops.
- OLB Bud Dupree diagnosed a screen pass immediately and blew up the play before it could develop.
*Sacks listed are “would-be sacks” based on pressure. Coaches did not blow the plays dead, so quarterbacks could continue their reps