and assuming it was mainly the defense that was put on notice. because of thier poor performance, the offense had no real chance of creating a “balanced” attack.

You remember him duck. He’s the one who led SC in tackles when they blew out Oregon last year. So don’t tell me “He can’t cover”. This is a move in the right direction. We also are going to see two defensive tackles on the field more. I speculate by the end of the year AJ will be receiving much praise for sniffing out Ellison in the draft. Looks like this old tackling dummy’s theories are being implemented. You fantasy boys spend way to much time breaking down the
numbers and stats and not enough time paying attention to the action and momentum on the field. I hope this post is literate enough for that smug one Richard.

although hart was not a quality starter, he was definitely a scapegoat for an under performing defense, same as how ted cottrell was the scapegoat last year (although i still believe he underutilized our pash rushing LB’s so it was a more reasonable move)

I must also add I’m on the same boat as ramcharger…i came across this blog on my gf’s mobile phone and its so refreshing to have a blog that intellectually analyzes our team and our oppenents and not just a bunch of senseless, repetitive smack talk

I can’t blame him for being emotional; I know how it feels to do your best and get fired anyway, and it sucks. But they kept Hart because they have five young safeties and can’t afford for them to go bust if they let him go. But it looks like Hart isn’t a big step up over the better 3 of these kids (Weddle, Gregory, Ellison) who are all on their way up, and Hart’s as good as he’s going to ever be. You need to shore up the DL, so you need a roster spot… just business.

If Rivera pans Hart to the media, you can talk about scapegoating: he was part of the problem, but just one part among many, and at least he was doing his best. This move is about getting younger at safety and shoring up at DT. Hart will be a backup somewhere where they got a promising young guy and just want insurance for two or three years. Or he can be the UFL’s version of Ed Reed and Troy Polamalu rolled into one. Or he can take his rags-to-riches story as-is and retire.

He wasn’t a marked improvement over the guys behind him, but he’s not young and they are. That’s all.

That was the greatest post ever in the history of sports blogs.
USC football popped my sports cherry. I remember my first spectator sports experience watching Anthony Davis running wild against Notre Dame. Watching those videos has gotten me pumped up. C’mon Chargers!!! It’s time to impose our will and send these god damn lucky suck out donkeys back home in a shame suit. We are gonna hit this team in the gut and the memory of this pain will stay with them the rest of the season. This night we are puttin the league on notice.
Now where is that brick wall.

Who else is physical enough to defend Marshall?? Of course its got to be Jammer, Marshall climbs over / runs over any of the other CBs. At least Jammer make him pay the price and makes the tackle.

As much as possible, Jammer on the #1, in this case BM. When Cro has to cover BM, you have to give him help.