2012 O-line

[Va Bolt]

Originally Posted by brimsalabim

No doubt AJ made a mistake betting the house on Gaither and ignoring the OL otherwise. Norv didn't help the cause by refusing to rework his game plans to account for the fact that our line could not execute. How come no one mentions our OL coach though? I mean The sea hawks OL coach was able to turn a DE into a solid NFL starter on their Oline in less than a season? Is Hunter to blame as well? Or is it an issue of the plays and schemes just not matching up with today's defenses? I think it's probably a little of each adding up to a big big problem.

Please ,tell me or give me an example of a gameplan that is successful w/ a Oline that dosen't execute!

[Da_Cha-gers]

IMHO the 2012 Charger O-line (decimated by injuries/not enough quality depth?) was the main reason our season went up in flames.

It's gotta be extremely difficult and frustrating playing QB (or calling plays) with this makeshift O-line that's been more porous than not.

I think Norv, Philip and Ryan M. would all look better on the O side of the football, "if" the O-line looked better.

It seems an obvious area of need come draft time, without going overboard, as there are a few younger guys already here that might compete, step up, and/or contribute come next yr.

A tough yr for Charger fans for sure .... and brutal for Philip, his teammates and coaches too. hoping for better Charger times ahead.

Go Chargers!

[brimsalabim]

well for one I'm no OC but I would think that it would be a bad idea to game plan 5 and 7 step drops when the qb only has 2.5 seconds to get rid of the ball. Anyway it's not my job to find a way it's Norv's and Hal Hunter's job. They didn't change much though I get they didn't have much to work with.

[Errevs]

@MoveTheSticks: 3 of the 4 most sacked QB's made the playoffs. 1-Rodgers 3-Dalton 4-Luck

Rivers was the 2nd most sacked.