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To be clear, I wasn't asking a serious question, so this is all very hilarious to me. 
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Thus my "less than serious" response.Originally posted by kishzilla View PostTo be clear, I wasn't asking a serious question, so this is all very hilarious to me.
I suppose we should have been more clear.Comment
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Originally posted by Alastor View Post
sorry man i thought my sticking the tounge out smiley aka tounge in cheek tone would be taken as a joke as well......guess not.......
that was far from quibbling......i can quibble like the best of them and that wasnt quibbling
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Apologies for the misunderstanding. Thanks for the clarity.Originally posted by elevation INC View Postsorry man i thought my sticking the tounge out smiley aka tounge in cheek tone would be taken as a joke as well......guess not.......
that was far from quibbling......i can quibble like the best of them and that wasnt quibbling
I should have looked twice, because that seemed out of character for you. In fact I did look twice, I guess I just didn't get it.
My bad.Comment
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Anyone else catch the Seahawks-Chargers last night? San Diego's 1st team (passing) offense looked scary-good. Of course, it's just preaseason, not to mention just the Seahawks too.Comment
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I got stuck watching this game but I agree that offense is lookin good like alwaysOriginally posted by Broncos_2231 View Post
As long as they have P Rivers they'll be scary imosigpicThank you Charger$
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From ESPN.comOriginally posted by Broncos_2231 View Post
The first-team offense is nice: The expectations in this post-lockout world have been that established offenses would be further along than teams with major change. The Chargers are virtually the same offense as they were last season.
The first-team offense looked like it’s been working daily all year. Quarterback Philip Rivers led San Diego on an impressive 10-play, 89-yard drive in five minutes, 33 seconds. Rivers completed 5 of 6 passes for 87 yards and a touchdown pass. The Chargers cruised down the field as if it were November.
The fact that Rivers led more than 40 players in four-times-as-week workouts beginning in March makes it’s easy to understand why the first-team offense clicked so well.
I'd agree, Rivers looked like he was in October-November form.sigpicComment
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Kris Dielman had "seizure on plane after concussion"
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...er-concussion/
Report: Kris Dielman had seizure on plane after concussion
Posted by Mike Florio on October 27, 2011, 10:14 PM EDT
Chargers offensive lineman Kris Dielman suffered a concussion during Sunday’s game against the Jets. More troubling is the fact that, on the flight home from New York, Dielman reportedly suffered a seizure, arising from the concussion.
Even more troubling is that the injury occurred in the fourth quarter of the game, but Dielman continued to play. (Have we mentioned that the NFL doesn’t have independent neurologists on the sidelines at games?)
The Associated Press reports that an ambulance met the plane when it arrived in San Diego, and that Dielman was hospitalized overnight. Dielman wouldn’t comment on the matter, other than to say he won’t be playing on Monday night against the Chiefs.
Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports that Dielman will miss at least two games following the concussion and seizure, which per Acee was “violent” and “scary.”
Here’s hoping that the NFL decides in the wake of this incident to implement meaningful procedures aimed at spotting concussions and getting players who have suffered concussions out of games — and that every lower level of the sport eventually will follow suit. Anyone who has been paying any attention to high school football lately knows that the culture has not yet changed, and that as a result players are staying in games when they simply shouldn’t be.
It’s time for the NFL to provide real leadership on this issue, not lip service aimed at placating Congress and/or CYA memos intended to satisfy the lawyers.
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Not good, Dielman is a big part of that...deteriorating O-line.sigpicComment
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Scary... I hope he recovers.Rivers is deciding to play bad, just to see how it feels.Comment
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Props to you guys for having separate forums for AFC West teams. Never seen that before. My first time visiting the Bronco site and was surprised to see this. I originally came on here to see how S. Phillips was doing. One of my favorite Bolts for many years. With us getting Freeney and you boys getting Phillips I thought I share one of my favorite clips of him which is even funnier now...enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddv1l3DTH8QComment
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That's a funny video welcome to the boards...Originally posted by knoCC knoCC View Post
As you can see this section isn't used often but it is here!sigpic
2013 Adopted Bronco - Duke IhenachoComment
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Like the chargers trophy case?Originally posted by JakeNbake View Post
Kidding... aha
welcome to the boards... I always hated Mr Phillips... strange cheering for him now. hahaComment
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