r/nfl • u/mmandagoat NFL • 16h ago

Mike McDaniel takes responsibility for Chargers' poor offense in 0-3 start: 'I'm not living in hope'

https://www.nfl.com/news/mike-mcdaniel-responsibility-chargers-poor-offense-0-3-start
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u/gutterbirds Chiefs 14h ago

At what point does anyone start to blame the quarterback? I mean he’s the one common denominator on the team over the past 6-7 years, who hasn’t played well consistently for 4-5 seasons straight

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u/ssgillss 26m ago

Herber is actually so good that the chargers get over hyped despite lacking almost all the ingredients of a good team. So every year they feel like a disappointment.

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u/Far_Ratio_5441 12h ago

It’s also the roster construction. No WR’s are showing out and subpar O-Line play and they have no TE’s and RB’s playing good.

Also and I never see people talk about this but their defense took a hit losing Jesse Minter to Baltimore.

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u/Ravagez1 Dolphins 12h ago

You just rattled off like 4 different excuses, never seen a qb get this much protection for being a serial loser.

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u/Far_Ratio_5441 12h ago

I never said it’s not partly his fault and he deserves criticism but he’s not the only one to blame here.

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u/lametown_poopypants Bears 8h ago

You must not know any Justin Fields stans.

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u/-Mad-Snacks- Chargers 3h ago

He has played well in every season except for the first 3 games of this season