Helps playing against maybe the worst secondary in recent memory.Garrett must have the best fucking "Guys, dont get me fired" pep talk ever. Never fails to get him to the playoffs then bounced right out.
I'm here. The Chargers are trying pretty hard to turn my love to hate though.
Vikings are a different team at home than on the road. Thats how they got to 5-2.
The Chargers are really something. The most bad luck, star crossed football franchise ever. The ways they find to lose football games is more creative than the best writers room in Hollywood.
My thoughts this week.
Bengals...miss Marvin Lewis much? Think they are worse than the Miami LOLphins.
Lamar Jackson is soooo over-rated. Come on ESPN. Stop talking about him please.
wat? He's the main reason why the Ravens aren't in the gutter. Not quite Russell Wilson levels of carrying his team, but up there.
I did love the jumping up and down stomping his feet temper tantrum from that one delay of game though.
Vikings are a different team at home than on the road. Thats how they got to 5-2.
Look at Cousins ratings on the road vs at home.Don't really know where you are getting this perspective from, the vikings have only played 3 home games this season and are 2-2 on the road. While the packers have played 5 out of 7 at home. The vikings have played all three of their divisional games on the road already.
The Vikings have one of the deepest rosters in all of football, they are currently 3rd in point differential, and 6th in both total offense and defense. Through the first four games of the season Zimmer really forced the issue of running the football with too much Cousins under center. Thielen and Diggs being outspoken about the offense after the bears loss got the attention of the ownership and coaching staff and a lot of changes were implemented into the offense. Stefanski now has more freedom to be aggressive in the passing game and get Cousins rolling out through play action where he is a lot better. Cousins spends a lot less time under center which allows him to see the field better. The new scheme has also helped the offensive line tremendously, they have gone from a bad offensive line to a slightly above league average line in the span of a year. The main concern now lies with the defense and particularly the play of the corner-backs. Rhodes and Waynes have been really bad this year. Xavier Rhodes is allowing 80% completion of passes thrown his way, while Waynes is allowing 74.4%. The two starting corners have become the biggest liability on the vikings roster this year, something I never thought I'd see in a Mike Zimmer defense. Depth at the position has been an issue for the Vikings going into this season as well, with Hill being suspended, Hughes coming off ACL, and Alexanders elbow injury. This has forced the vikings into awkward defensive packages with the back up strong safety having to play nickel corner in some situations. Hughes and Alexander look healthy now and have been playing outstanding when they see the field. The vikings should get Holton hill back in 2 weeks which should improve the depth of the position significantly. I expect the vikings defense too tighten things up and improve for the second half of the season, making this team very dangerous going forward.
Look at Cousins ratings on the road vs at home.
At home 140, 112, 138.
On the road 53, 91, 138, 141
3 for 3 home. 2 for w on the road.
Now you can make the argument they just started slow or the adjustments made after the second horrendous game helped. I think that is fair.
They lost twice as much at home in 2018 as well. Same with 2017.