He’s turned the whole organization into a Sideshow.

I’ve met the guy a couple times and know people closer to him who say he is who he appears to be, a humble, friendly, meticulous and quietly religious person. Unfortunately, we’ve been beat down to expect the worst at some point so I assume we’ll eventually learn he invests his wealth in puppy mills.

I can get down with that, perhaps I should reconsider his placement on the “Mid-to-late 90s Kerry Collins/Tim Tebow Index”

Pretty devout Christian (the whole Carr clan is) but he’s not so Tebow-like about it, doesn’t mug for the camera to show everyone that he’s praying for the world’s soul, doesn’t blather on about everything he does is in Jesus’ name, etc. Speaking as a non-believer, he’s pretty easy to take. Usually does a prayer…

“maybe the most fun team to watch this year as long as you’re not rooting for them”

As a San Diegan, this just seems so fitting of the “Super Chargers’” franchise. They’ve always been the best chokers, even choked at leaving last year, to come back and choke some more.

The stadium vote won’t pass anyway (certainly not with 2/3) and I doubt firing McCoy will move the needle on that account. Sometimes incompetence is just incompetence.

I’m sure he can find a few more ways in the tome passed down from Marty Schottenheimer and Norv Turner.

The Chargers need to get rid of that phony head coach and get a real one.

I will never get tired of the cutaways to Rivers on the sideline after his special teams or defense coughs up the lead. It’s like, the other games are ending, they cut to the Chargers game because it’s still tight, the Chargers just scored and Rivers is derping around the bench yelling at dudes, and then before he…

Has anyone asked Giuliani about Trump doubling down on his Central Park 5 truthering? Let’s not let that insanity get lost in the chaos. Since Rudy is making the rounds, someone better bring it up.

God damned labial media

This game is ridiculously boring. The only entertaining thing is listening the commentary defending why Gabbert is actually a good choice for a quarterback.