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Old 10-02-2013, 02:23 PM   #9
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San Diego Chargers
(1-0, 0-0 Away)

Philadelphia Eagles
(1-0, 0-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison
387Total Offensive Yards516
232Passing Yards290
155Rushing Yards226
23Points Per Game35
2Passing TD3
0Rushing TD2
Defensive Stats Comparison
392Total Yards Allowed377
276Passing Yards Allowed224
116Rushing Yards Allowed153
20Points Per Game33
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San Diego Keys to Winning
- Control the clock. Use the run game to keep the Eagles offense off the field.
- Have a "bend but don't break" defensive scheme. Know the Eagles will get there yards. Try to limit the big plays.
- Gang tackle. The surest way to prevent big plays is to get as many hats on the football as possible.

Philadelphia Keys to Winning
- Get pressure on Rivers. If you get Philip Rivers out of synch, he has proven he'll make bad decisions.
- Hurry up offense. The Chargers lack depth on their defensive line. Running an up-tempo offense will hurt them.
- Take away Gates. If the Eagles take away Rivers favorite target, lesser skilled WRs will be forced to step up.

Prediction
The Eagles offense is too explosive. The Chargers don't have enough play makers on offense to keep up.
Philadelphia 24-10
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Following. My Texans should have won though
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Following. My Texans should have won though
Ya they def should have. They went to a prevent defense the last drive of regulation, allowing me to complete several underneath sideline passes.

That's why I despise prevent defense!
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Chargers Defense Holds
Causes late 4th Quarter Turnover to Preserve Win
Chargers 20 - Eagles 18


Philadelphia, PA - The San Diego Chargers defense knew it had a tough task against the Philadelphia Eagles offense. Good thing for Chargers fans the unit was up to the task. The Bolts “D” limited the Eagles to 306 yards of offense, more than 200 yards less than the Eagles generated on opening day. The Chargers held Michael Vick to an 18-36 for 181 yard passing day on the way to a 20-18 victory. Down 8 points with 3:00 remaining in the game, Vick led his best drive of the day, culminating in a 1 yard TD plunge by James Casey, bringing the Eagles to within 2 with 2:20 left to play. Chip Kelley had no choice but to go for the conversion and Vick’s short pass was knocked away in the back of the end zone.

After a terrible offensive series where the Chargers were unable to get a first down, the Eagles took over at their own 32 yard line with 1:25 left in the game. Vick completed a 17 yard pass to Jeremy Maclin, who got out of bounds, at the Chargers 49 yard line. Things didn’t look good for the Chargers. MLB Donald Butler knew his unit had to make a play. “15-20 more yards and they would have been in easy FG range” said Butler. “In the huddle I reminded the guys that if Vick tries to run, go after the ball.” The defense listened. On the next play Vick broke right out of the pocket and gained an easy 12 yards, however, he inexplicably failed to slide and FS Eric Weddle made a solid hit knocking the ball loose. The Chargers recovered preserving the two point win.

On offense, San Diego stormed out of the gate, scoring two first quarter touchdowns on runs by Ryan Mathews. They finished the half with 176 yards of offense and it seemed the route was on. The Eagles defense made some solid second half adjustments and the Chargers could only manage a FG after the break. Philip Rivers was efficient, completing 18-27 for 188 yards and one INT. Mathews was once again a grinder, getting 88 yards on 28 carries for a 3.1 ypc average. He also contributed 4 catches for 42 yards. The defense was solid, really displaying a “bend but don’t break” attitude. Butler finished with 5 tackles and Dwight Freeney added 5 tackles and a sack.

Overall it was a very solid performance in all phases of the game. It’s always good to go into an opposing team’s stadium, start out strong, and take the crowd out of it. Next week the Chargers travel to Tennessee to take on the 0-2 Titans and Chris Johnson. Stay Tuned!

San Diego Chargers at Philadelphia Eagles
Sep 15, 20131ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
San Diego Chargers (1-0)1430320
Philadelphia Eagles (1-0)336618
Team Stats Comparison

SDGPHI
Total Offense265306
Rushing Yards83131
Passing Yards182175
First Downs1315
Punt Return Yards5657
Kick Return Yards1180
Total Yards439363
Turnovers12
3rd Down Converstion6/15 40%3/11 27%
4th Down Conversion01/1 100%
2-Point Conversion00/1
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals2/11/0
Penalties1-102-22
Posession Time32:4823:12
San Diego Chargers
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Philip Rivers18/2718801
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Ryan Mathews28883.12
Philip Rivers3-60.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Malcom Floyd56813.60
Antonio Gates44511.250
Ryan Mathews44210.50
Eddie Royal22412.00
Vincent Brown2115.50
Le'Ron McClain1-2-2.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Donald Butler5000
Dwight Freeney5100
Jarret Johnson4000
Richard Marshall4000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Nick Novak2/22/2839
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Mike Scifres416842.00
Philadelphia Eagles
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Michael Vick16/2318100
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
LeSean McCoy18935.10
Michael Vick9374.10
James Casey111.01
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
LeSean McCoy56212.40
Jeremy Maclin11717.00
Damaris Johnson166.00
Arrelious Benn11010.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
DeMeco Ryans7010
Bradley Fletcher6000
Earl Wolff5000
Fletcher Cox4000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Alex Henery4/401253
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Donnie Jones4184460

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Following. Great back to back wins to open the season.
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Following. Great back to back wins to open the season.
Thanks. They were fun games to play. Both could have gone either way for sure.
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Week 3 Notes (Stole this format from KB because I really like the layout)

Roster Moves/Transactions
- The Chargers have entered contract negotiations with MLB Donald Butler. Team sources are saying Butler is looking for a 4 year deal worth 10 million.

- 2nd year OLB Melvin Ingram will get the start on the leftside this week. Starter Jarret Johnson had to leave the team mid-week for personal reasons.

- The following individuals were placed on the trade block:
HB Danny Woodhead
DE Sean Lissmore
OLB Jarret Johnson
MLB Jonas Mouton

Scouting
- Nothing significant on the scouting front this week as Chargers executives are doing an assessment of team needs.

Upcoming Game: @ Tennessee (0-2)
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Chargers Start Slow, Finish Strong
Defense shuts down Titans in 37-10 Route


Nashville, TN - For a while it seemed like this was going to be a long, ugly game. With two minutes left in the second quarter, both teams had combined for 7 punts and only 3 FGs. The Chargers held a 6-3 lead and just got the ball back after Tennessee's third consecutive punt. Philip Rivers had seen enough. "I knew we had to get something going to take some positive momentum into the half" said Rivers. "In the huddle I told the guys to just take a deep breath, loosen up, and have some fun. They definitely listened." Rivers led the Chargers down the field, capping the drive with a 29-yard TD pass to rookie Kennan Allen, giving San Diego a 13-3 halftime lead. It changed the entire complexion of the game.

From that point on the Chargers outscored the Titans 31-7 on the way to a 37-10 victory. "We executed well on both sides of the ball," said Head Coach Mike McCoy. "It was without a doubt our best performance to date." Philip Rivers finished 18-31 for 235 yards and 3 TDs. Ryan Mathews ran for 93 yards on 20 carries in 3 quarters of action. Rookie WR Kennan Allen continues to impress, catching 4 passes for 81 yards and 2 TDs. It was an impressive offensive performance. The offensive line once again was outstanding, surrendering zero sacks and allowing Charger running back to rush for 180 yards on 32 carries for a 5.6 ypc average.

The defense was equally impressive. SS Brandon Taylor intercepted Locker three times leading to 14 points for San Diego. Melvin Ingram had a career day. Getting the nod to start midway through the week, the second year pro made the most of it getting 3 sacks and an interception. His play makes Coach McCoy look like a genius for giving him the start, and it makes it difficult to remove him from the lineup. Rookie MLB Manti Teo was everywhere. He collected 9 tackles and knocked down a pass as well.

The Chargers are off to a 3-0 start, the first time since 2002 when they won their first four games. This week they host the undefeated Dallas Cowboys in what should be a great game.

San Diego Chargers at Tennessee Titans
Sep 23, 20131ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
San Diego Chargers (3-0)310141037
Tennessee Titans (0-3)030710
Team Stats Comparison

SDGTEN
Total Offense415238
Rushing Yards18092
Passing Yards235146
First Downs1911
Punt Return Yards4225
Kick Return Yards7185
Total Yards528348
Turnovers14
3rd Down Converstion5/12 42%5/14 36%
4th Down Conversion1/1 100%1/2 50%
2-Point Conversion00
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals3/11/1
Penalties03-25
Posession Time31:0824:52
San Diego Chargers
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Philip Rivers18/3123531
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Ryan Mathews20934.71
Danny Woodhead66210.30
Ronnie Brown8253.10
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Malcom Floyd7639.00
Kennan Allen48120.32
Ryan Mathews3237.60
Antonio Gates23618.01
Eddie Royal23216.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Manti Teo9000
Melvin Ingram4310
Brandon Taylor3030
Richard Marshall3100
Eric Weddle6000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Nick Novak3/34/41353
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Mike Scifres313244.00
Tennessee Titans
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Jake Locker18/3417514
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Chris Johnson15553.70
Jake Locker33210.70
Collin Mooney155.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Kenny Britt5306.00
Kendall Wright33712.30
Taylor Thompson11010.01
Shonn Greene188.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Mike Martin7000
Zach Brown5000
Alterraun Verner2010
George Wilson6000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Rob Bironas1/11/1421
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Brett Kern523046.00


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